Kia Carnival
The Kia Carnival is a stylish and spacious car-based people mover, resembling a large wagon rather than a traditional van-based SUV. With a spacious and modern interior, it offers practicality, driveability, and showroom appeal.
Boasting impressive boot space and a whopping 80% market share in the Australian people mover market, the Carnival is a popular choice among families and corporate fleets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The KIA Carnival ranges in price from $47,480* for the S Petrol Auto, and $67,580* for the Platinum Diesel Auto
*Pricing excludes stamp duty, other government charges and options. Prices subject to change.The KIA Carnival was built in Korea
The KIA Carnival has a 5 ANCAP crash safety rating
The KIA Carnival is available in unleaded petrol and diesel fuel types
The KIA Carnival has 5 doors
The KIA Carnival comes with a boot size of 627 litres
About the Kia Carnival
The Kia Carnival has long dominated the large people-mover market in Australia, even seeing of the once popular Honda Odyssey that is longer offered here.
The Carnival is priced in Australia from the just under $50,000 before on-road costs.
These days, the Carnival's nearest rival in sales is the futuristic Hyundai Staria, while contenders like the Volkswagen Multivan and LDV G10 lag far behind.
In its current form, the Carnival is a stylish car-based model that looks and feels more like a large wagon than the traditional van-based people-mover, with an SUV seating position and a modern interior.