The facelifted minivan will be available with petrol, diesel, and hybrid powertrains in its home market
Kia published the first photos and information about the facelifted Carnival ahead of its market launch in Korea next month. The flagship minivan inherits Kia's latest design language and adopts a hybrid powertrain option three years after the debut of the fourth-generation model. The highlight of the exterior is the redesigned nose, which mimics the recent facelift of the mechanically related Kia Sorento SUV.
More: 2025 Kia K5 Facelift Breaks Cover With Funky LEDs And New Tech Kia also announced a new Gravity trim with a unique grille pattern, different alloy wheels, and dark metallic exterior accents for a more stealthy appearance.
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