Kia Syros news

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

On this prosperous occasion of Holi, we take a look at the cars that filled our roads with colours in FY 2024-25

Being the base-spec, the HTK variant still packs features that are usually offered on higher-end models

The variants in question of both SUVs have a similar pricing under Rs 15 lakh (ex-showroom) and are loaded with features, but here’s which one you should buy

Out of the nine models on the list, only three SUVs managed to go past the 10,000-unit sales mark in February 2025 sales

While multiple carmakers are offering the panoramic sunroof on lower variants of their cars, Kia Syros is the most affordable offering in the list with this feature

The Kia Syros comes with exterior accessories including decals and car cover, while the interior items include sill guards, floor mats and seat covers

With a mere difference of Rs 10,000, should you choose the mid-spec variant of Syros or the Sonet?

While model-year updates and special editions made up most of the launches, premium brands brought in a few fresh models as well

The manual gearbox remains the preferred choice, while a considerable number of buyers opted for the automatic transmission

The HTK Plus is being offered with features like a 12.3-inch touchscreen, a panoramic sunroof, and a rear parking camera

The Kia Syros comes in six board variants: HTK, HTK (O), HTK Plus, HTX, HTX Plus and HTX (O)

All the models from this list experiences a positive month-on-month (MoM) growth, expect the Maruti’s sub-4m SUV

There are total 23 storage spaces offered with the Kia Syros, with 13 of them located in the front

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