NEW DELHI: The Kia Carnival Limousine Plus costs Rs 59,64,900 ex-showroom, all India, according to Kia India's Carnival page. Kia sells it in one trim, with an 8-speed automatic, seven seats in a 2+2+3 layout and two colours, Glacier White Pearl and Fusion Black. Price as of 24 October 2026, 9:10 AM IST.
Kia's page marks the price with an asterisk and describes it as the ex-showroom price for all of India. Registration, insurance and other charges are extra, so the on-road price will be higher. The page shows no other trim, so there is no cheaper Carnival to compare.
Kia Carnival Limousine Plus price and features
| Detail | As listed on Kia India page |
|---|---|
| Price | Rs 59,64,900 ex-showroom, all India |
| Trim | Limousine Plus (one trim) |
| Seats | 7, in a 2+2+3 layout |
| Transmission | 8-speed automatic |
| Airbags | 8 |
| ADAS | 33 autonomous features |
| Colours | Glacier White Pearl, Fusion Black |
| Interiors | Tuscan and Umber 2 tone |
What the Carnival offers for the money
Kia's feature list starts with the second row. The Limousine Plus has VIP seats with powered relaxation and leg support. The cabin also has a 12.3 inch AVNT infotainment screen with Kia Connect, India maps and over-the-air updates, and a 12.3 inch full TFT instrument cluster.
Kia lists a wide electric dual sunroof, one-touch power sliding doors with a hands-free opening function, a head-up display and a 360 degree camera. The safety list on the page includes smart cruise control, lane keep assist, rear cross-traffic collision avoidance and 8 airbags.
How the Carnival price compares with other Kia cars
At Rs 59,64,900, the Carnival sits well above the rest of the Kia range. Our Seltos price report shows the Seltos at its top version of Rs 21,56,900, which is Rs 38,08,000 below the Carnival. Our Syros price report lists a top version of Rs 14,99,900.
The Carnival costs about 4.0 times the dearest Syros. It is a different kind of car from those SUVs, built for passengers in the second row rather than for the driver.
How Kia describes the car
Kia's FAQ on the page still calls the car the 2025 Kia Carnival Limousine and says it comes in two colours in India, Fusion Black and Glacier White Pearl. The summary on the page lists the Tuscan and Umber 2 tone interiors, a dual panoramic curved display, a control centre and an 8-speed Sportsmatic transmission. The exterior list names a black and chrome Tiger Nose grille, LED rear combination lamps and a shark fin antenna.
The page says the ADAS suite has 33 autonomous features, and the safety text names a rear cross-traffic collision avoidance system and a 360 degree camera. Kia does not publish a separate price for the dual-tone interiors or the colours on this page, so the Rs 59,64,900 figure is the only price shown.
Kia Carnival quick answers
How many seats? Seven, in a 2+2+3 layout. Which gearbox? Kia lists only an 8-speed automatic. Does it have a sunroof? Yes, a wide electric dual sunroof. How many ADAS features? Kia says 33. How many airbags? Eight. How many trims? One, the Limousine Plus, which Kia describes as the starting MSRP.
What the price means in context
Spread over seven seats, the Carnival works out to about Rs 8,52,129 for each seat. The Carnival costs about 5.3 times the Seltos starting price of Rs 11,24,900 in our report, which shows how far it sits above Kia's mass-market cars. For another premium people mover, Maruti's Invicto tops out at Rs 28,70,500 on Nexa's own list, which is Rs 30,94,400 below the Carnival.
What to check before you book
The page says the Carnival is a 7-seater with a 2+2+3 arrangement, so confirm the seat layout and the second row controls on a test drive. Ask the dealer for a written on-road quote.
Kia India's page for the car is Kia India's Carnival page, and the figures above come from that page.
