Kia Carens Clavis EV news

Both electric MPVs promise long range and the practicality of a 7-seater, but they take different approaches. Here’s how they compare on paper

A week packed with major launches, concept reveals, and some key updates

The X-Line trims of both Carens Clavis models get visual tweaks and a new colour option that sets them apart from the regular version

Whether your priority is practicality, range, or performance, these EV models stand out in their own ways

This update is meant only for the car variants that are equipped with connected car tech

The HTX E is the second trim alongside the HTX in the Carens Clavis EV lineup to be available with both battery options

While most cars in the list offer max up to 64 colour ambient lighting, the Mahindra electric SUV twins, BE 6 and XEV 9e, come with an ambient lighting setup capable of displaying 16 million colours!

Of all the models in the list, only two MPVs managed to cross the 10,000-unit sales mark in August 2025

The Kia Carnival, which is the brand’s flagship ICE (internal combustion engine) in India, gets the steepest price cut

The Kia Carens Clavis EV has a 216-litre boot space with three rows of seating, which can be expanded for more room by folding the 3rd and 2nd rows

Most models on this list come with a claimed range of over 300 km, making them a lot practical in the real world

In July 2025, the Toyota Rumion faced a massive decline in sales compared to June 2025

The Kia EV6 commands the highest waiting period of up to 3 months, followed by the Kia Syros and, Kia Carens Clavis EV with an average of wait time of up to 2 months

The list includes not only some newly launched facelifts but also recently updated variants and a few mass-market EVs from Tata, Mahindra, and Kia

The top-spec Kia Carens Clavis EV is priced a similar ball park as the Tata Harrier EV’s mid-spec Fearless Plus variant