Kia Sorento vs MG Hector Tomahawk PHEV - Which One Should You Buy

Kia India’s Assured Buyback Programme covers the Sonet, Syros, Seltos, Carens, Carens Clavis and Sorento, with assured residual value of up to 75% for ICE models and 70% for EVs after three years.

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.

The Kia Sorento is available in nine variants with 6- and 7-seater layouts, two powertrain options, and a wide spread of features across the HTE, HTK, and HTX trims.

The Kia Sorento uses a TMED hybrid system with a real six-speed automatic and a physical engine clutch, making it meaningfully different from the Toyota-Maruti power-split hybrids most Indian buyers are familiar with.

Kia Sorento Diesel Launched in India today at around Rs 40 lakh with hybrid AWD and diesel options, ADAS Level 2+, 10 airbags, and a premium three-row cabin. Full launch event details here.

Kia revealed the Syros FFV Concept at its India event today, showing a flex-fuel version of its sub-4-metre SUV capable of running on any ethanol blend from E0 to E100. No production date or pricing was announced.

Kia Announces Carnival Hybrid MPV With 1.6 Turbo Petrol

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.

Kia Sorento HEV is now on sale in India at Rs 29.49 lakh, with AWD standard on all HTX and above variants. Here are the full prices, powertrain details, design highlights, and features from today's launch event.

Here’s how the MG Hector Tomahawk PHEV’s six driving modes work, from pure electric driving to engine-assisted charging.