Kia Carens vs Nissan Gravite - Which One Should You Buy

India’s traffic rules are tightening, with repeat offenders facing possible driving licence disqualification and stricter deadlines for paying or disputing e-challans. New vehicle safety requirements will also affect specified commercial vehicles from 2027. Check the latest 2027 Indian traffic rules here.

All cars made from February-March 2023 onwards are E20 compatible, just in case you were think which ones, here is a full list.

Nissan India's October 2026 offers cover the Magnite, Tekton and Gravite, with the Magnite getting up to Rs. 1.06 lakh and the Tekton up to Rs. 88,000.

Kia India's October 2026 offers cover 13 model and powertrain combinations, with the Carnival getting up to Rs. 1.70 lakh and the Clavis ICE up to Rs. 95,000.

Kia India has launched factory fitted CNG versions of the Carens and Carens Clavis, priced from Rs 12.11 lakh. Both use a 60 litre tank, the 1.5 litre Smartstream engine and a six speed manual gearbox.

Kia has opened pre-bookings for the Carens CNG, Carens Clavis CNG, and Carnival Limousine Hybrid in India. Both CNG models get factory-fitted 60-litre tanks, while the Carnival gets a 1.6-litre turbo-petrol strong-hybrid system. Prices not announced yet.

Kia India is set to launch factory-fitted CNG versions of the Carens and Carens Clavis. Powered by the 1.5-litre petrol engine, the new variants will offer better integration and warranty support compared to the earlier dealer-fitted kit on the Carens.

The Nissan Gravite will be the first car to launch from this list.

From the much-awaited Brezza facelift to the newly launched Gravite, here are some CNG cars set for a debut this year.

Prices, variants, complete specs and features of the Kia Carens.