2021 Carnival the Amazing Transformation
This fourth-generation of Carnival Luxury Van evolves even further towards the wagon shape that its predecessor debuted, emphasised by an even longer bonnet and a short front overhang. Packed with aesthetic enhancements from exterior to interior exhibiting a spacious, comfortable, and futuristic environment for its passengers. Like its predecessor, this van has a significant levels of space for passengers in all rows.
Kia’s familiar ‘Tiger Nose’ grille, now a little less familiar to fans of the Skoda brand. Where bold chrome notches would normally cut into the top and bottom edges, the upper section now features a simple, subtle bonnet overlap.
Showcasing the new diamond-mesh grille pattern with slender headlights, set above a stepped LED daytime lighting signature.
The new Carnival's profile is classically muscular wagon with the usual sliding rear doors, while a patterned satin silver fin cuts up into the C-pillar for a little extra flair. The same slender lighting theme features at the rear, with an uninterrupted red lighting and reflector bar running the width of the back end.
There’s also a generous amount of tech showcased, Mercedes-like panoramic digital console on the dashboard, connecting both the 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster and the touchscreen infotainment and navigation system. two high-tech digital displays placed under one piece of glass. Like the infotainment system, the climate control has touch-sensitive buttons and the shifter is now dial-type that is situated at the base of the center console.
The latest Kia Carnival also benefits from a 30 mm longer wheelbase, a 30 mm longer rear overhang, and a 10 mm wider body. Those greater dimensions actually translate to more cabin space in all three or four rows.
