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Kia Carnival (Facelift) Spotted Testing in India – Launch on the Horizon

In the latest news, a prototype that is ready for production has been seen testing on our roads, though it is disguised as an image.

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Kia Carnival (Facelift) Spotted Testing in India: Kia Motors is getting ready to bring the fourth-generation Carnival to India soon.

In the latest news, a prototype that is ready for production has been seen testing on our roads, though it is disguised as an image.

Kia Carnival (Facelift) Spotted Testing in India – Launch on the Horizon

We have the third-generation model right now, but the new version is already on sale in a number of places around the world.

To refresh your memory, the public first saw the new model in January 2023 at the Auto Expo.

The refreshed Carnival MPV has a lot of changes to its appearance.

The updated fourth-generation Carnival has a new front end with LED headlights that are stacked vertically, bigger LED daytime running lights, a bigger tiger-nose grille, and a new bumper.

There are also changes to the back, with new trunk and connected LED tail lights.

The side shape is mostly the same, but new metal wheels with a geometric design have been added, which look a lot like the wheels on Kia’s latest electric cars.

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Expect updates to the interior and a new engine for the Indian market.
The layout inside the cabin hasn’t changed much, but there have been some big changes.

These include a new case for two curved 10.2-inch screens, AC vents that have been slightly changed, and a modern climate control panel.

For the India-spec model, the middle panel will look mostly the same.
The new MPV will still have the same 2.2-liter diesel engine because the car company spent a lot of time and money making it fit our market’s BS6 Phase 2 standards.

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