New Kia Carnival fuel efficiency figure revealed

    Kia’s premium 7-seater MPV is powered by a 193hp, 2.2-litre diesel engine, paired with an 8-speed automatic gearbox.

    Published On Oct 17, 2024 12:31:00 PM

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    Kia has launched the all-new Carnival in India. While it comes with a 2.2-litre diesel engine and 8-speed automatic gearbox like its predecessor, the MPV is now more frugal. The ARAI-rated fuel efficiency for the new Carnival is 14.85kpl.

    1. New Carnival 0.95kpl more efficient than its predecessor
    2. Gets a 72-litre fuel tank 

    Compared to the previous Carnival, which was powered by a diesel unit that made use of a cast iron block, the new MPV gets a 2.2-litre engine with an aluminum block. The new engine produces 7hp less but offers 1Nm more torque (193hp and 441Nm) than its predecessor. Additionally, it is 0.95kpl more frugal, with the outgoing model rated at 13.9 kpl. With its 72-litre fuel tank, the new Carnival has a theoretical maximum range of 1,069km on a full tank of diesel.

    The new Carnival has been brought to India as a CKD model and is assembled locally, priced at Rs 63.9 lakh. Currently, the Carnival is available only as a 7-seater, with a 2+2+3 seating layout.

    Its price tag also means that, for now, the Carnival has no direct rivals in India. It sits between the Toyota Innova Hycross (Rs 19.77 lakh-30.98 lakh) and the Toyota Vellfire (Rs 1.22 crore-1.32 crore). 

    All prices, ex-showroom, India

    Also see:

    Kia Carnival long-term review, final report

    Kia Tasman pickup global debut on October 29

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