Kia Carnival

If Aussie car buyers don’t like people movers, then Kia’s Carnival clearly missed the memo. The eight-seater forged on when once-loved and respected Kia’s fourth-generation Carnival has proven a critical and commercial success, and its new facelift polishes the package without meddling with the recipe

Kia’s Carnival people mover offers a very different SUV alternative to shuttling humans - but does it have its own unique appeal?

Is the Kia Carnival Platinum the ideal car for big families? Is this van safe? Is the Carnival good value? Find out with our expert review.

Hyundai has revealed a facelift for its versatile Staria van platform with huge changes underneath, revealing an all-new plugless hybrid drivetrain said Facelifted Staria van gains new equipment for MY27, debuting a new plugless hybrid drivetrain and range-topping Lounge variant alongside small tweaks range-wide

Kia Australia will discontinue V6 petrol variants of its Sorento large SUV and Carnival people-mover for 2026. The change comes as a result of stricter Base model V6 petrol bows out of Australia

Kia Australia has launched the long-await hybrid version of its Carnival people mover in conjunction with the popular eight-seater’s ‘KA4 PE’ facelift. New 1.6L turbo petrol-electric powertrain joins the eight-seater lineup, but you’ll have to dig deep to get the fuel-miser version

Kia Australia has published its local pricing and specification for its facelifted 2024 Carnival people mover. Pricing now starts at $50,150 before Kia’s popular people mover has been priced for 2024, with the slew of interior and exterior updates sure to entice buyers.

With Kia’s global product focus now heavily skewed towards electrification, the lifespans of its existing combustion-engined cars will be extended beyond All eyes are on Kia's new-generation of impressive electric vehicles but it still has big plans for its petrol and diesel line-up

The upcoming facelifted fourth-generation Carnival people mover, that Kia Australia has confirmed for local release early next year, will be offered with Much-anticipated turbo petrol hybrid power on the cards for popular people mover, if Kia can secure supply

Only days after the first pictures of Kia’s facelifted Carnival leaked, the digital covers have fully come off the facelifted people mover. Images Kia has revealed a fresh new design for its popular people mover

Kia’s facelifted Carnival people mover has been spied undisguised, revealing our best look yet at the soon to be updated people mover which is expected to

Kia has confirmed it will follow suit with its sister brand Hyundai and introduce wireless functionality for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on A long-standing dispute between either Apple or Google has been resolved and Kia’s customers stand to benefit

Though Kia might be a brand brimming with brand new electric propositions, it’s clear that there is still a focus on its traditional models, with an Kia’s new people mover will not only wear a fresh face, but is also expected to benefit from hybrid power

The new Mifa will start from $53,990 before on-road costs and will compete with people movers such as the Toyota Granvia

Those interested in buying a petrol-powered Kia Carnival will need to take into account an average eight-month wait time.

Kia has priced the 2021 Carnival in Australia from $46,880 with more space, a new engine and better looks than ever before.

Kia has detailed the all-new Kia Carnival and it might just be the coolest people-mover yet, Renault early attempts notwitshtanding.

Kia has teased us with rendering of the next-generation Carnival, due to land in Australia by early 2021, but we wpn't get the hybrid tech Korea will.

The 2019 Kia Carnival is now on sale in Australia with important equipment upgrades such as AEB, radar cruise control and lane departure warning as standard across the range. There have also been mild styling changes, and a new suspension tune aimed at making the car drive and ride better.