Exciting New MPVs Coming Soon to India!
Kia Clavis EV, MG M9, and Nissan’s upcoming B-MPV are all set to launch. Here’s a quick look at what they offer, their key features, and expected prices
India’s car market is getting more exciting especially for families and anyone looking for extra space. Three new MPVs from major brands like Kia, MG, and Nissan are launching very soon, These upcoming MPVs will offer a lot of variety and choices for Indian buyers ranging from eco-friendly electric models to practical , stylish and affordable family cars
The arrival of these new MPVs showing that car makers are acknowledging to the growing demand for broad and spacious vehicles that can comfortably carry more passengers and luggage without any problem , Indian families are continuously looking for cars that are practical, safe, and offer strong value for money. These upcoming MPVs launches will give them more choices to consider, making the segment more competitive, disparate, and exciting than ever
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Kia Clavis EV: Stylish, Efficient, and Fully Electric MPV
One of the most highly expected new MPVs making waves is the Kia Clavis EV. This is the all the electric version of Kia’s popular Carens MPV, expected to knock showrooms within the next few months.
What we’ll See: The Clavis EV will have a slightly little different look compared to the petrol Carens, with subtle and minimal design updates on the outside of car and some new, upgraded features inside. It will offer two battery options, similar to those in Kia’s Electric SUV. That means Clavis EV deliver an impressive driving and long range of over 450 kilometers on a single charge.
Price and Industry Competition: The Kia Clavis EV is expected to launch with a starting price of ₹19 lakh (ex-showroom) around in 2025 , holding it in competitively against other electric MPVs and SUVs in the Indian market. At this price point, the Kia Clavis EV won’t face any direct electric car competitors in the Indian market, giving it a unique and good advantage This puts Kia at a strong advantage, making the Clavis EV one of the first affordable electric MPVs available in India’s growing market.
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Our Summary : Kia is making a very smart move by introducing an electric MPV to the Indian growing market in EV segment . As electric vehicles grow in popularity, the Clavis EV offers the perfectcombination of eco-friendly nature and technology and the spacious cars that families and larger groups need. Kia can save money while making the car and launch it faster. One important point is the car can run more than 450 km on one charge it helps reduce worries about the battery running out. This car will be liked by people who want to help the environment but also want enough space and comfort. Because it is different, it can become very popular
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MG M9: For Those Who Want More
For people who want a more stylish and electric car, MG is bringing the MG M9. This is a full electric luxury MPV, and it may launch in the next few months. Booking for the M9 has already started
The MG M9 will come in three colours and the three colours are Cardiff Black, Luminous White, and Mystic Grey. It will be sold at special ‘MG Select’ showrooms, which means it is made for a smaller group of special buyers It will be kept in the showroom along with MG’s new electric sports car, the Cyberster. MG M9 is a strong electric car. It gives 245 horsepower and 350 Nm of power from its 90 kWh battery. It can go around 430 kilometers on one full charge, as per official test.
The MG M9 is expected to start at around ₹65 lakh (ex-showroom price). It will compete with petrol luxury MPVs like the Kia Carnival. Right now, it does not have any direct electric competitors in its luxury segment.
Nissan B-MPV
Nissan is also planning to launch a new MPV. It will be cheaper and made for more people. This new Nissan B-MPV will be built on the same platform as the popular Renault Kiger, called CMF-A+. Since many parts will be made in India, this MPV is expected to have a good, low price. It will be made at the shared factory in Tamil Nadu where Nissan and Renault work together. The Nissan B-MPV will have two engine options: a 1.0-litre normal petrol engine and a 1.0-litre turbo petrol engine