Kia's updated MPV has refreshed styling inside/out & a new hybrid powertrain achieving 33 mpg. The facelifted Carnival, launching in South Korea, features a new Opposites United design blending sophistication & SUV strength. The Carnival now has a larger grille and more upright fascia, accompanied by new vertically designed headlights with "Star Map" daytime running lights.
Styling changes continue at the back with new taillights and a revised liftgate for a cleaner look. Customers seeking uniqueness may choose the new Gravity package, which flaunts a dark aesthetic. The package includes a distinctive grille, black side steps, dark metal accents, and exclusive 19-inch wheels with a black finish.
A classier cabin with subtle updates
including a lightly revised dashboard and a 12-inch floating panoramic curved display. 3" digital instrument cluster and a corresponding 12.3" infotainment system. They're paired with a updated center console, new controls, and a rotary shifter. Kia also added expanded ambient lighting, a fingerprint authentication system, and a UV-C sterilization box in the console. Highlights: 11-inch head-up display, Ergo Motion driver's seat, modernized infotainment system with over-the-air updates and "Hey Kia" wake word. Moreover, the van includes driver assistance systems like Forward Collision Avoidance Assist, Rear Collision Avoidance Assist, and Highway Driving Assist 2. They're joined by High Beam Assist, Safe Exit Assist, Lane Keeping Assist, Remote Smart Parking Assist, and Rear Cross-Path Detection.
The new Hybrid Powertrain produces 242 HP and achieves 33 MPG
Under the hood, there's a new turbocharged 1. The 6L hybrid powertrain generates 242hp (180kW / 245PS) and 270lb-ft (367Nm) of torque. Kia claims a fuel efficiency rating of up to 14. 0 km/L, approximately 33 mpg.
Customers can also opt for a 2. 2L diesel and 3.5L V6 Kia didn't provide much information about the engines, but the latter will reportedly maintain 290 hp (216 kW / 294 PS). On the topic of performance, the automaker mentioned that the updated van offers enhanced ride comfort and quietness. The improvements are thanks to new shock absorbers and sound deadening material. The Carnival goes up for pre-order tomorrow in South Korea, pricing starts at ₩34. 7M ($26,601).
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