Kia's June 2026 Discounts: Carnival Leads With Rs 1.5 Lakh Off
Kia India is running discounts across nearly its entire June 2026 line-up, with the Carnival MPV leading the pack at up to Rs 1.5 lakh in combined benefits. The Carens Clavis and Clavis EV follow, while the Sonet, Syros and Seltos also carry exchange, scrappage, loyalty and corporate offers this month.
What was announced
Kia India has confirmed dealer-level benefits across most of its range for June 2026. Offers combine exchange, scrappage, loyalty and corporate components, with select models also getting extended warranty. The headline number sits on the Carnival, followed by the Carens Clavis and Carens Clavis EV. Kia notes that offers vary by city and stock, and buyers should confirm with their nearest dealership.
Take the Kia discount if you were already buying; don't let Rs 1.5 lakh off the Carnival rewrite a Seltos or Carens shortlist.
| Model | Max total benefit | Break-up |
|---|---|---|
| Carnival | Up to Rs 1.5 lakh | Rs 1 lakh exchange or Rs 20,000 scrappage, plus Rs 50,000 corporate |
| Carens Clavis | Next-highest in line-up | Exchange, scrappage, loyalty, corporate |
| Carens Clavis EV | Next-highest in line-up | Exchange, scrappage, loyalty, corporate |
| Seltos | Available | Exchange, scrappage, loyalty, corporate |
| Sonet | Available | Exchange, scrappage, loyalty, corporate |
| Syros | Available | Exchange, scrappage, loyalty, corporate |
Exact rupee values on Carens Clavis, Seltos, Sonet and Syros vary by city and stock; Kia has not published an all-India consolidated figure for these models. The Carnival is priced at Rs 59.45 lakh ex-showroom and has no direct rival, with the MG M9 closest on price. Extended warranty is bundled on select variants only.
The Car Jury verdict
The Carnival deal is the only one that really moves the needle. At Rs 59.45 lakh ex-showroom, Rs 1.5 lakh off is loose change, but the MPV has no direct rival now that the MG M9 sits in the same bracket without the Carnival's chauffeur-pedigree, so any discount is a bonus rather than a buying trigger. The Carens Clavis benefits matter more in the real world because that car competes hard in a crowded three-row segment.
The Seltos and Sonet offers are routine month-end housekeeping, not reasons to rush. As Gagan Choudhary of Gagan Choudhary points out, the 1.5 NA petrol in cars like the Seltos is the segment's most in-demand engine, and it stays a TCJ BUY at sticker price. The Sonet and Carens also remain BUYs. Take the discount if you were buying anyway; don't let it rewrite your shortlist.
