Buying a Kia before September 30? Check Carnival, Clavis, Sonet and Syros offer details before paying

Dealer-sheet reporting lists up to ₹1.70 lakh on the MY2026 Kia Carnival: ₹1 lakh exchange, ₹20,000 scrappage and up to ₹50,000 corporate benefit. There is no cash discount in that combination, so a buyer who does not qualify for every component will receive less.

Select MY2025 Carens Clavis 1.5-litre turbo-petrol units are reported with benefits up to ₹1.40 lakh: ₹70,000 cash, ₹30,000 exchange, ₹20,000 loyalty and ₹20,000 scrappage, plus an extended warranty. The model year matters because this is older inventory, not every Clavis.

The reported MY2026 Carens Clavis ICE maximum is ₹95,000, including only ₹10,000 as cash; the rest requires exchange, loyalty, scrappage or corporate eligibility. The Clavis EV package reaches ₹75,000 but contains no listed cash discount, making the buyer’s qualification especially important.

Most MY2026 Sonet versions are reported with up to ₹50,000 through exchange, scrappage and corporate schemes. The 1.2-litre petrol HTK(O) adds ₹15,000 cash, raising its maximum to ₹65,000. The offer therefore cannot be applied uniformly across the Sonet range.

Reported maxima are ₹55,000 for MY2026 Syros ICE, ₹45,000 for non-CNG MY2026 Carens, and ₹40,000 each for the new Seltos and MY2026 Sorento. Some older MY2025 Syros and Clavis versions reach ₹70,000, showing why buyers should ask for the exact model-year and variant sheet.

These amounts come from dealer-offer reporting, not a public nationwide Kia price cut. Availability can vary by city, stock, registration date and customer eligibility. Ask the dealer to show each component separately, confirm the vehicle’s manufacturing year from its VIN and compare the final on-road price.