Kia Carens news

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

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?

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

The Carens is now available only with the one-above-base Premium (O) variant, offered with all the three engine options

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

More than half the models in the segment saw positive sales figures, with the Eritga witnessing a growth of nearly 30 percent

Last week saw Kia revealing the launch timeline for the new Carens, spyshots of multiple upcoming models and Maruti hiking the price of four cars

With this, Kia has now become the fastest and youngest carmaker to cross the 15 lakh made-in-India production milestone

The new 2025 Kia Carens will be on sale alongside the existing Carens

You’re in luck with the Maruti Invicto and Kia Carens with short waiting times, but bringing home the Toyota ones could take up to a year.

The 2025 Kia Carens is expected to debut later in April and will be sold along the current model

From Maruti Eeco to Mahindra Scorpio N, all the cars here are priced below Rs 15 lakh and have seating options varying from 6 to 9 seats

The new Carens will get multiple design revisions inside and out, but will likely share the powertrain options with the existing model

After Maruti and Tata, Kia is the third manufacturer in India to announce price hikes from the upcoming financial year

Out of the four premium MPVs on the list, it’s the two Toyota offerings that are commanding the highest wait time this March