Kia Syros news

Maruti Brezza, Kia Sonet and Mahindra XUV 3XO reported year-on-year growth while models like Nexon, Venue, Magnite and Kiger have seen a decline in sales

How does the Kia Syros fare against the Tata Nexon, which is one of the safest SUVs in the market and has also been tested by Global NCAP? We find out

Does the Kia Syros emerge as the new benchmark for safety among sub-4m SUVs in India? Let’s compare it with the Mahindra XUV 3XO using Bharat NCAP results.

Does the Kylaq retain its crown as the safest sub-4m SUV in India after the Syros’ Bharat NCAP results? We find out

Unofficial bookings of the 2025 Kia Carens commenced, while the Maruti Ciaz faced the axe this week

It has also become the first made-in-India Kia to score a perfect 5 star safety rating in a crash test

The Kia Syros was launched on February 1, 2025 in India, and is available in six broad variants: HTK, HTK (O), HTK Plus, HTX, HTX Plus and HTX Plus (O)

From multiple screens inside to all-LED lighting setup, these cars have redefined what a base-spec variant used to be a few years back

Despite being the base-spec variant, the Syros HTK comes equipped with amenities like a 10.25-inch touchscreen, a 4-speaker sound system, and steering mounted controls

The Kylaq and Syros are the most recent sub-4m SUVs in India that come with a lot of features and premium looks right from their base variants

After Maruti and Tata, Kia is the third manufacturer in India to announce price hikes from the upcoming financial year

On this prosperous occasion of Holi, we take a look at the cars that filled our roads with colours in FY 2024-25

Being the base-spec, the HTK variant still packs features that are usually offered on higher-end models

The variants in question of both SUVs have a similar pricing under Rs 15 lakh (ex-showroom) and are loaded with features, but here’s which one you should buy

Out of the nine models on the list, only three SUVs managed to go past the 10,000-unit sales mark in February 2025 sales