Kia Carens news

A look at the variety of options available under the Rs 30 lakh tag, with a key focus on their claimed fuel efficiency figures as well

The DCT range starts from as low as Rs 8 lakh onwards

The Kia Carens is bigger and better than the Maruti XL6 in almost all departments on paper. But does it translate in the real-world when space and practicality are concerned?

Kia is offering two aftersales packages for customers: Premium (for 4 years) and Luxury (for 5 years)

As many as four new launches, plus one crucial reveal. Gosh, was this week packed with action!

The carmaker revealed that around 50 percent of the bookings came for the diesel variants of the MPV

The carmaker reported 18,121 units sold in February, accounting to 8.5 YoY percent growth in sales

The Carens may be an MPV but it treads quite closely to the three-row SUV space as well

Prices of the MPV were announced just a week ago, while bookings have been open since January

This week we got all the dope on the 2022 Maruti Baleno, including its fuel economy, variant-wise features and images, and connected car features

It’s the only one to offer a six-seater configuration

It gets ambient lighting, a bigger touchscreen with connected car tech and leatherette upholstery

It is the entry-level option for an automatic transmission with the Carens

The one-above base variant comes with a touchscreen infotainment system

It gets six airbags and one-touch electric tumble seats in the middle row as standard
Kia Carens road test
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