You can also mirror your smartphone onto the screens. These are 10.1-inch screens and get multiple inputs like HDMI and AV-IN. You also get touchscreens for the second-row passengers. To cool the massive cabin, Kia has given roof-mounted AC vents for all the rows. Rear passengers get their own climate control, which can be operated from a panel on the top right of the cabin.
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Fold the footrest back and this is probably the best captain seat under Rs 40 lakh.įrom this seat, you can enjoy the view out of the large windows, which also open (unlike the V-Class which do not) and get a manual sunblind as well. Even with the second row all the way back and the front all the way in front, I still can't stretch my feet as it hits the front seats. However, there is a limitation to this scenario. Once done, you can enjoy the leg-rest on the seats, which can be extended to make a recliner-like arrangement. This is to avoid hitting the interior body-side panels when you want to slide it all the way back. You can not only slide them back to liberate more legroom, but can even slide them closer or further from the door. The headrest is tasked to put you to sleep and the seats rightly complement it. They are big, cushiony and dressed in perforated Nappa Leather. The captain seats in the Limousine variant are called VIP seats, and rightly so. This MPV, unlike SUVs, is lower to the ground and hence, getting in is simple and elderly-friendly. The same can also be done by pulling the door handle for a more satisfactory experience. Press the button on the key, or on the door handle and it slides open automatically. Hence, the carnival in this Carnival takes place in the second row. The Carnival we have driven is the Limousine variant and comes only with the VIP seven-seater arrangement. Overall, the Carnival looks stylish and very desirable for what is essentially a big van. It gets LED tail lamps and a subtle chrome strip almost connecting them. There are roof rails as well helping the MPV look slightly taller than it is.įrom the back, the design remains classy.
But every scratch will tick out more than you’d want. Kia claims this is a very expensive finish and will last on the wheels. Then comes the 18-inch (235/60 R18) wheels which, in this variant, get a ‘sputtering’ chrome finish.
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The large windows create a floating roof effect, which helps the Carnival look stylish. The large grille too gets an aluminium-like finish and looks classy.įrom the side, the loooong wheelbase makes the Carnival look stretched - like a limousine. This size is made more premium by the presence of LED projector headlamps, DRLs, and Seltos-like ‘ice-cube’ fog lamps. And because it’s lower than the mentioned contenders, it gets an impressive stance on the road. The Carnival is longer and wider than even the Toyota Fortuner and Ford Endeavour. Kia Carnival 2022: Kia has revealed the fourth-gen Carnival that’s expected to go on sale in India by December 2022.įorget the Toyota Innova. Kia Carnival Rivals: It doesn’t have any immediate rivals in India, as it is positioned above the Toyota Innova Crysta but below the Toyota Vellfire and Mercedes-Benz V-Class. Kia Carnival Safety: Safety kit onboard includes electronic stability control (ESC), cornering brake control, hill assist and up to six airbags. Kia Carnival Features: The carmaker has equipped it with three-zone climate control, a dual-panel sunroof, an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system, and a 10.1-inch touchscreen display for middle-row occupants. Propulsion duties are carried out by a 2.2-litre unit (200PS/440Nm) paired to an 8-speed automatic gearbox. Kia Carnival Engine and Transmission: Kia only offers a diesel unit with the Carnival. Kia Carnival Seating Capacity: The premium MPV can be had in both, 6- and 7-seater configurations depending upon the selected variant. Kia Carnival Variants: It is available in three trims: Prestige, Limousine, and Limousine Plus. Kia Carnival Price: The Kia Carnival is priced from Rs 29.99 lakh to Rs 34.99 lakh (ex-showroom pan-India).
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