Kia Carens Clavis news

Although there are a lot of mass-market MPVs already on sale, does the added design premiumness and a loaded feature suite make the Clavis worth the wait?

If you want a diesel-powered Carens, you’ll have to settle for the one-below-top HTX variant, which doesn’t get some niceties the HTX Plus offers

The Kia Carens Clavis is available in seven variants and three engine options including petrol, turbo-petrol and diesel

The Carens Clavis will be available in seven broad variants: HTE, HTE (O), HTK, HTK Plus, HTK Plus (O), HTX and HTX Plus

Along with a new and aggressive design, the 2025 Clavis gets some modern-day comfort and safety features over the Carens MPV

Despite a strong safety feature suite and having bases covered, the Clavis’ base variant does not come with an infotainment system

The past week had it all starting from a new Kia MPV debut, the launch of a new version of the Windsor EV, a Tata teaser, a Jeep special edition and multiple official updates

Bookings for the Clavis are now open for a token amount of Rs 25,000

The Kia Clavis is basically a heavily updated version of the Carens with more premium design touches and a new interior

Kia offers the Carens Clavis with only monotone hues. There are no dual-tone colours on offer

The Carens Clavis will be on sale simultaneously alongside the Carens and both the MPVs differ a lot in terms of design and features they offer

Bookings for the Kia Carens Clavis will commence from May 9 and the MPV will be on sale alongside the current-spec Kia Carens In India

The upcoming Clavis MPV will be available in 8 monotone shades and a fascia that is inspired by the international-spec Kia EV5

While the wraps off the Clavis are set to come off tomorrow, its prices are expected in June

The list not only covers confirmed launches like the upcoming Kia Clavis but also includes new EVs with a premium cabin experience