NEW DELHI: The Kia Carens Clavis EV costs Rs 18,03,900 to Rs 24,99,900 ex-showroom, according to the trim list on Kia India's website. The HTK+ with the 42 kWh battery is the cheapest at Rs 18,03,900, and the GTX+ and X-LINE with the 51.4 kWh Extended Range battery are the dearest at Rs 24,99,900. Kia lists nine trims. Price as of 24 October 2026, 8:15 AM IST.
Kia shows a "Starting MSRP" for each trim. Trims marked ER carry the 51.4 kWh Extended Range pack, and the rest carry the 42 kWh Standard Range pack. Kia says the 6-seater and 7-seater versions cost the same within a trim.
| Trim | Battery | Starting ex-showroom price |
|---|---|---|
| HTK+ 7 | 42 kWh | Rs 18,03,900 |
| HTX (E) 7 | 42 kWh | Rs 19,99,900 |
| HTX 7 | 42 kWh | Rs 20,53,900 |
| HTX (E) 7 ER | 51.4 kWh | Rs 22,03,900 |
| HTX 7 ER | 51.4 kWh | Rs 22,53,900 |
| GTX 6 ER | 51.4 kWh | Rs 23,03,900 |
| HTX+ 7 ER | 51.4 kWh | Rs 24,53,900 |
| GTX+ 6 ER | 51.4 kWh | Rs 24,99,900 |
| X-LINE 7 ER | 51.4 kWh | Rs 24,99,900 |
Kia Carens Clavis EV price list, October 2026
42 kWh Standard Range: HTK+ Rs 18,03,900, HTX (E) Rs 19,99,900 and HTX Rs 20,53,900.
51.4 kWh Extended Range: HTX (E) ER Rs 22,03,900, HTX ER Rs 22,53,900, GTX 6-seater ER Rs 23,03,900, HTX+ ER Rs 24,53,900, GTX+ 6-seater ER Rs 24,99,900 and X-LINE ER Rs 24,99,900.
What the bigger battery costs
The same HTX (E) trim costs Rs 2,04,000 more with the 51.4 kWh pack than with the 42 kWh pack, and the HTX costs Rs 2,00,000 more. For that money Kia lists an estimated range of about 490 km on the larger pack against an estimated 404 km on the smaller one, a difference of about 86 km.
The 490 km figure is the ARAI MIDC-Full range quoted for the 51.4 kWh battery. Kia warns that real-life range will be lower depending on speed, load, terrain and use of air conditioning.
The cheapest route to the longer range is the HTX (E) ER at Rs 22,03,900. It costs Rs 4,00,000 more than the entry HTK+, which carries the smaller pack.
Charging and features
Kia lists a fast-charge time of 10 to 80 per cent in 39 minutes. On an 11 kW AC charger, Kia says the 42 kWh battery takes about four hours to charge fully and the 51.4 kWh battery about four hours and 45 minutes. Kia also offers a K-Charge feature in the MyKia app for finding and paying at public chargers.
The HTX (E) trims add a panoramic sunroof, wireless phone charger and 64-colour ambient lighting. The HTX trims add ADAS Level 2 with 20 autonomous features. The HTX+ adds vehicle-to-load power for exterior and interior use and a BOSE eight-speaker sound system. The GTX+ and X-LINE add a digital key and a battery heater.
Quick answers for buyers
What is the cheapest Clavis EV? The HTK+ at Rs 18,03,900 ex-showroom, with the 42 kWh battery.
Which trims have the longer range? The six trims marked ER, from the HTX (E) ER at Rs 22,03,900 up to the GTX+ and X-LINE at Rs 24,99,900.
Is there a six-seater? Yes. Kia lists the GTX and GTX+ as six-seaters, and says the six-seat and seven-seat versions cost the same within a trim.
Can it power other devices? Kia lists vehicle-to-load power, for exterior and interior use, on the HTX+ ER trim.
How much bigger is the price gap at the top? The dearest trim costs Rs 6,96,000 more than the cheapest, a spread of about 39 per cent.
How it compares
The Clavis EV is priced above most electric SUVs in our coverage. The Mahindra XUV 3XO EV costs Rs 13,88,999 to Rs 14,95,999 and the MG Windsor EV starts at Rs 14,84,800. The MG ZS EV runs from Rs 17.99 lakh, close to the Clavis EV entry price.
These are ex-showroom prices. State EV incentives, registration and insurance change the on-road cost. Ask for an itemised quote and a written delivery date before paying a booking amount. The trim list and brochure are on Kia India's official Carens Clavis EV page.
