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The highest benefit of over Rs 4 lakh is applicable to Kia’s flagship MPV offering – the Carnival – in India

Of all the models in the list, only two MPVs managed to cross the 10,000-unit sales mark in August 2025

The Kia Carnival, which is the brand’s flagship ICE (internal combustion engine) in India, gets the steepest price cut

In July 2025, the Toyota Rumion faced a massive decline in sales compared to June 2025

The Kia EV6 commands the highest waiting period of up to 3 months, followed by the Kia Syros and, Kia Carens Clavis EV with an average of wait time of up to 2 months

Besides the borrowed features, the Carens Clavis EV can also bring some EV-specific additions like V2L charging

The HTE(O) variant of the Carens Clavis gets all three engine options, but with a manual transmission only

At Rs 25 lakh, should you buy the Kia premium MPV or go with the Mahindra SUV? Let us find out

The Toyota Innova nameplate has recorded the highest increase in monthly sales in May 2025

The Carens Clavis is offered in seven variants: HTE, HTE (O), HTK, HTK Plus, HTK Plus (O), HTX and HTX Plus

The month of May saw the introduction of a premium MPV, a first-ever facelift for a premium hatchback and an iconic nameplate

The Level-2 ADAS suite is offered in the top-spec HTX Plus variant of the premium MPV, paired with the DCT option of the turbo-petrol engine

Although the Kia Carens and Carens Clavis offer a wider range of powertrain options, the Maruti and Toyota models comes with the most fuel-efficient engines in this comparison

The mid-spec HTK variant gets all the three engine options, but only with a manual transmission

While the Innova Crysta gets a bigger diesel engine with more performance, the Carens Clavis offers a lot many modern-day features that makes it seem more value-for-money on paper