KIA has been able to become the subject matter of headlines thanks to the recent launch of the all new KIA Carens Clavis. Beyond the launch of the Caren Clavis, the brand seems to be planning to remain in vogue as it has seemingly planned the launch of the all new KIA Seltos facelift as well. While we had already witnessed the vehicle testing in international markets, recently the car has been spotted testing in India by Autocar. The new age Seltos was under heavy camouflage but we could see the new headlights and the changes to the front fascia that would help the vehicle stand apart. The Test Mule spotted revealed that the KIA Seltos would have revised front and rear lights. As per the report by Autocar the new Seltos would join the KIA line up early Next year.
Exterior Change Highlights
The car showcased design cues similar that of the EV9 and the Syros. the test mule had quintessential SUV appeal with a extended wheelbase. New additions include a concave grill between the headlights, the horizontal slats in front of the bumper are similar to the ones we have seen before the fog light housing are new. The rear section would get new design elements too, going by the tradition to adorn all cars with a continuous bar light, it is only evident that the KIA Seltos would get a similar arrangement as well.
The car would supposedly go through a interior redesign as well and the dash as well as the interior would all have styling accents taken directly from other KIA cars higher up in the range.
KIA Seltos Engine And Powertrain Options
KIA would keep similar engine options on offer for the second generation facelift model as well. The range of options would include a 115Hp 1.5 liter naturally aspirated Petrol, the 160Hp, 1.5 Turbo Petrol as well as the 116 producing 1.5 litre Diesel engine. Beyond these, KIA India would possibly include a new HYBRID powertrain as well. It’s possible that the 1.5 Litre NA petrol engine would be electrified and it would power the upcoming 3-Row SUV Too. The car would compete against the likes of Hyundai Creta, Maruti Grand Vitara and Tata Curvv.
