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· 4 Sep 2026· 1 min read

Kia Carens Clavis CNG Launch: What Buyers Need To Know

Kia Carens Clavis CNG Launch: What Buyers Need To Know

Kia has unveiled the Carens Clavis CNG ahead of its market launch, giving buyers a factory-developed CNG option in the three-row MPV space. The key details confirmed so far are its 96 PS output in CNG mode and a 60-litre CNG tank. Kia has not yet announced the price or complete variant details.

Carens Clavis CNG power and tank

The CNG version produces 96 PS and 123 Nm in CNG mode. The setup uses a 60-litre CNG tank, giving buyers the basic hardware details they need to understand what this version offers before pricing and efficiency figures are announced.

Kia has not yet disclosed the official CNG mileage figure. That means buyers cannot reliably work out the fuel-cost advantage of choosing the CNG version until the efficiency figure is available.

What buyers need to wait for

The biggest unanswered questions are the price premium, variants and official mileage. These will determine whether the CNG version makes financial sense for someone covering high monthly kilometres.

For now, the 96 PS output and 60-litre tank are the headline specifications. The actual ownership equation will depend on what Kia charges for the CNG version and how efficiently it runs.

What matters before buying

  • 96 PS output in CNG mode
  • 123 Nm of torque in CNG mode
  • 60-litre CNG tank
  • Official CNG mileage is not yet disclosed
  • Pricing and variant details are still awaited

Is the Carens Clavis CNG worth considering if Kia keeps the price premium reasonable?

The numbers

Price₹11.27 lakh - ₹21.79 lakh ex-showroom
Engine1497 CC / 1493 CC / 1482 CC, 113 bhp / 114 bhp / 157.57 bhp
Mileage19.5 kmpl claimed
Variants20
Colours11
Owner rating4.7/5 from 161

Compiled by Turbo Truth from publicly available figures. Prices are ex-showroom and change without notice; confirm at the dealership before you buy.

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