Price : ₹ 30.97 - 35.48 Lakh
Fuel Type : Diesel
Mileage : 13.9 km/l
Seating Capacity : 7 People
Safety Rating : 5 Star (ANCAP)
Warranty : 3 Years (Unlimited KMs)
Engine Size : 2199 cc
Transmission : Automatic (TC)
Size : 5115 mm L X 1985 mm W X 1755 mm H
Fuel Tank : 60 litre
Kia Carnival price in India starts from ₹ 30.97 Lakh. Carnival is available in 3 colours – Aurora Black Pearl, Steel Silver, and Glacier white Pearl. Carnival seating capacity is 7 People. Carnival mileage is 13.9 km/l. Carnival has received 5 Star (ANCAP) safety rating.
Carnival car is available in 3 versions and 1 fuel options – diesel. Carnival diesel models comes with 2199cc engine which generates a peak power of 197 bhp @ 3800 rpm .
The new Kia Carnival, a MUV from Kia, was launched in India in Feb 2020. Carnival has received a 86% rating score from our users. Carnival is preferred for its comfort and styling.
Carnival competes with Toyota Vellfire, MG Gloster and Toyota Innova Hycross in India.
Kia Carnival Model List
| Carnival Model | Price | Key Specs |
|---|---|---|
| Prestige 7 STR | ₹ 30.97 Lakh | Diesel, 2199 cc, Automatic (TC) |
| Limousine 7 STR | ₹ 33.49 Lakh | Diesel, 2199 cc, Automatic (TC) |
| Limousine Plus 7 STR | ₹ 35.48 Lakh | Diesel, 2199 cc, Automatic (TC) |
About Kia Carnival
Summary
The Kia Carnival was launched at the Auto Expo 2020 and bridged the gap between premium MPVs like the Toyota Innova Crysta and the uber-luxurious MPV, the Mercedes-Benz V-Class. The Carnival is available in three trim levels, three colour options, five variants in total and a single drivetrain with prices starting at Rs 24.95 lakh, ex-showroom Delhi. It does not have any direct MPV rivals.
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Exterior
The Carnival follows a function-before-form philosophy, but has enough design flourishes to keep it from looking like a boring boxy people-carrier. Every corner is curved, there is just enough chrome used around the car to catch your eye but not overwhelm your senses and signature Kia design elements like the ‘Tiger nose’ grille and large lower fog-lamp cluster give the Carnival an understated premium look.
Interior
The Kia Carnival’s dashboard design is a bit busy compared to the simple-yet-elegant exterior design, it also looks a bit dated which is expected considering this MPV is almost six years old. The beige-and-black interior theme adds to the roominess of the cabin, twin sunroofs can also be used to light up the cabin even more. Depending on your needs, you can get the Carnival in seven-seater, eight-seater or nine-seater configurations, but the seven-seater variant with the ‘VIP’ seats for the second row is the one to go for if you want to experience business-class-like seating.
Engine
The Kia Carnival is offered with a single powertrain option. A 2.2-litre, four-cylinder turbo-diesel motor powers the MPV, developing 197bhp and 440Nm of torque. Power is sent to the front wheels via an eight-speed automatic transmission.
