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The new variants of the Carens Clavis EV essentially offer value-added trims that borrow some premium features from higher-spec trims.
Kia India has updated the Carens lineup with new HTK+ and HTX(O) variants, introducing six-seater configurations across turbo-petrol and diesel automatic trims.
The Kia Carens Clavis was launched in May 2025, while the Carens Clavis EV went on sale in July 2025.
The ICE and EV versions of the Carens Clavis may appear largely similar at first glance, but there are several differences between the two.
The Carens Clavis now goes on sale in India in both internal combustion and all-electric guise.
The EV is offered in four variants in total, with prices ranging from Rs 17.99 lakh to Rs 24.49 lakh
Kia finally announced prices for the Carens Clavis EV. Here is a detailed look at the brand’s first India-made electric vehicle.
The Carens Clavis EV is Kia’s first made-in-India electric vehicle and will be followed up by a second mass-market EV in the coming year.
Having been revealed in images earlier, the all-electric derivative of Kia’s MPV will get minimal cosmetic changes over its internal combustion counterpart
The Carens Clavis EV will have a claimed range of up to 490 km with the 51.4 kWh battery pack under the floor.
EV derivative of Kia’s MPV will be the brand’s first mass-market EV for the Indian market.
The electric derivative of Kia’s 7-seat MPV has been spotted on test multiple times ahead of its market launch.
Positioned as a more premium alternative to the Carens, the Carens Clavis range tops out at Rs 21.50 lakh for the fully-loaded automatic trims.
Both are Koreans, both offer three rows, both available with petrol and diesel engine options and both are targeted at similar audiences. But which one is for you?
The Kia Carens Clavis is essentially the facelifted version of the Carens.
The Kia Clavis is essentially the facelifted Carens that will be sold alongside the latter as a more premium offering. But just how different are they?
Available in seven trim levels – HTE, HTE(O), HTK, HTK+, HTK+(O), HTX and HTX+, here’s what each trim of the Clavis offers on the features front.
The 1.5 millionth car to be produced by the company was a Kia Carens, which is also set to receive a major update soon.
The updated model will come with considerable visual tweaks, along with new and updated features and tech, including Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
All-Electric Carens features a charging socket in the nose and is expected to share much of the upcoming Carens facelift’s design.
The 2 lakh sales milestone for the Carens comes slightly over 3 years after the MPV's launch in India.
Expected to debut in the second half of 2025, the latest iteration of the Carens will be sold in both- ICE and EV guises
The updated Carens is expected to get styling updates in line with Kia’s EV range up front while the rear will feature styling similarities with the Seltos and Sonet.
Facelifted Carens' design looks to draw inspiration from Kia’s new EV series with redesigned headlamps and tail-lamps.
Kia said that over 50 per cent of the demand was for the petrol Carens while over 60 per cent buyers opted for a manual gearbox.
The Kia Carens MPV was spied on test for the first time in South Korea.
The Carens was originally tested in 2022 before Global NCAP adopted its current more stringent testing norms.
Kia India has brought back the diesel manual option for the Carens, which takes the total number of trim choices from 23 to 30 units.
Building on the fully-loaded Luxury Plus trim, the Carens X-Line sits at the top of the model range.
A total of 30,297 units of the Carens will be part of this recall, which is to inspect any potential error in the cluster booting process that may cause the cluster to go blank.
