Kia Carens news

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

Over half the customers who bought the Kia Carens, opted for the petrol variants

The Syros turbo-petrol in the top-spec is Rs 40,000 more expensive than the mid-spec turbo-petrol automatic variant of the Carens 7-seater. But is it really worth it? We find out here

Last week we saw the launch of the Kia Syros, the commencement of deliveries of the Skoda Kylaq, and exclusive news about the facelifted Kia Carens

The Carens’ upcoming facelift will get heavy revisions inside out and will be sold alongside the current Carens without any exterior or interior updates

Kia and Skoda disclosed claimed fuel-efficiency figures for their recently launched sub-4m offerings, and this week also saw price hikes of some existing models

The Kia Carens facelift will undergo design changes inside and out, however it is expected to use the same powertrain options as the existing Carens

The diesel iMT variants of all three cars and the Gravity editions of Sonet and Seltos have been discontinued

While Kia Carens is readily available in some cities Toyota Innova Crysta will take up to a year to reach your home

The Maruti Invicto commands the least waiting period as compared to others on the list

The Gravity Edition of Carens is based on the lower-spec Premium (O) variant and asks for up to Rs 1.04 lakh more

From the Hyundai Creta Knight Edition to as exclusive as the one of BMW XM Label Red, take a look at the entire list