Kia India’s lone new model in 2023 was the facelifted Kia Seltos. As important as the SUV is to Kia’s lineup, it did appear to be a slow year in comparison to its competitors. However, the automaker has now confirmed a three-model portfolio for our market in 2024, including a flagship EV offering. Here are all the Upcoming Kia Cars Launches in 2024.
1. Kia Sonet Facelift
Expected Launch: January 2024
Expected Price: Rs 8 lakh
The Kia Sonet was just facelifted, revealing all of its cosmetic and interior upgrades. The midlife makeover not only makes the sub-4m SUV bolder and sharper, but it also makes it a better-equipped offering (with a critical safety feature upgrade). While its powertrain options remain the same as the earlier Sonet, the diesel-manual combination has been reintroduced.
2. New Kia Carnival
Expected Launch: April 2024
Expected Price: Rs 40 lakh
After a lengthy delay in introducing the fourth-generation Kia Carnival to India, the automaker appears to be ready to answer its fans’ desire. The new Carnival will go on sale in India in 2024, most likely in the facelifted version that was just unveiled abroad. It’s a significant improvement over the outgoing model in terms of design, amenities, and premiumness, both inside and out, and will be available with numerous powertrain options internationally (India-spec Carnival’s specific details are unknown).
3. Kia EV9
Expected Launch: Second half of 2024
Expected Price: Rs 80 lakh
The Kia EV9, the carmaker’s flagship EV product, was released globally in 2023. It is a three-row all-electric SUV with several battery and electric motor configurations, as well as the option of rear-wheel-drive (RWD) or all-wheel-drive (AWD). Depending on the powertrain, the flagship Kia EV is reported to have a range of more than 541 kilometers. It’s an EV alternative to Kia’s internationally sold flagship Telluride SUV, with a slew of convenience and safety features. Kia is expected to bring the EV9 to India as a completely built-up unit (CBU).
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