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    Kia Syros

    ₹ 10.00 - 16.00 lakh

    Estimated Price

    Syros Launch Date:

    January 2025 Alert Me When Launched
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    Kia Syros Latest Update

    The Kia Syros compact SUV will be the brand’s second after the Sonet, and is expected to go on sale in February 2025. It will be positioned between the Sonet and Seltos in Kia’s India lineup. This will also have a bearing on its interior space that will have a greater focus on rear seat comfort, addressing a major shortcoming of the Sonet. In Kia’s words, the interior will be “lounge-like”, with “futuristic features and an innovative seating layout”. Sources say the Syros will get both ICE and electric powertrain options, with the internal combustion variants arriving first, followed by the EV at a later stage.

    Kia Syros Specifications

    Kia Syros Mileage and Range MileageNAKia Syros Engine Capacity Engine998cc || 1493ccKia Syros Transmission Type Transmission6-speed MT || 6-speed AT || 7-speed ATKia Syros Fuel Type Fuel typePetrol || Diesel || Electric

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    The Kia Syros will be offered in a variety of color options. Kia Syros will be available in a range of 8 colors. The colors that will be offered in Kia Syros are Sparkling Silver, Gravity Grey, Imperial Blue, Intense Red, Pewter Olive, Glacier White Pearl, Aurora Black Pearl and Frost Blue.

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