Unveiling Kia Clavis SUV: A Modern Marvel of Urban Sophistication and Adventure

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 Kia Clavis SUV: Unveiling the Anticipated Features of Kia's Latest Urban Adventure

Kia Clavis SUV
Kia Clavis SUV

Kia Clavis SUV is poised to make its debut in the Indian market, showcasing a blend of urban sophistication and adventure-ready capabilities. The spy images of this SUV have already surfaced, hinting at a vehicle designed to shine in the global market.

Kia Clavis SUV stands as a modern, smart car designed to offer a healthy, suitable, and enriching experience in city life. Its design and features set it apart, promising a high standard and a visually appealing presence. With high speed and safety in mind, this SUV also presents eco-friendly features, displaying a dynamic view in the market.

While we await the official launch of Kia Clavis, we look forward to discovering more new features, conveniences, and confidential details. This smart SUV is expected to claim a prominent position in the market.

Kia Clavis falls into the SUV segment, and Kia is gearing up to launch it soon. According to some media reports, the SUV has already been spotted on the roads of South Korea. Internally known as AY, Kia Clavis exhibits a distinct design compared to Kia's Celtus and Sonet. Stay tuned for more detailed information on Kia Clavis in our upcoming reports.

Kia Clavis Design:

Kia Clavis is built on a completely new platform that can support petrol/diesel and EV powertrains. Design-wise, it is expected to bring a boxy design, differentiating itself from Sonet & Seltos. The interior of Clavis provides ample space as it is a five-seater SUV, featuring a large touchscreen infotainment system, climate control, and power windows.

Kia Clavis SUV
Kia Clavis SUV

 Kia Clavis Powertrain:

While specific details about the powertrain are not confirmed yet, reports suggest Clavis might come with three engine variants – a 1.2L petrol engine, a 1.0L turbo petrol engine, and a 1.5L diesel engine. It's expected to offer 172 Nm peak torque and a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.

Kia Clavis Interior:

Inside the Kia Clavis SUV, we find a spacious cabin with a large touchscreen infotainment system, climate control, and power windows. The interior boasts a modern design, providing an appealing environment for the occupants.

Kia Clavis Mileage:

The mileage of Kia Clavis varies among its different variants. Petrol models are expected to achieve mileage ranging from 14 to 16 km/l in the city and 18 to 20 km/l on the highway. The electric variants might offer a driving range of 400 to 500 km.

Kia Clavis Price in India:

With Kia Clavis already gaining popularity worldwide, it is expected to be competitively priced in India. The official launch is anticipated by December 2024, and the price is speculated to range between 7 to 14 lakhs, depending on the variant and location.

Kia Clavis SUV
Kia Clavis SUV

Kia Clavis Launch Date in India:

While the first sightings of Clavis were in South Korea, there is no official information about the India launch date. Some media reports suggest it could hit the Indian market by December 2024.

Stay tuned for more updates on Kia Clavis as we bring you comprehensive coverage on its features, launch details, and market impact.

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