Kia India has unveiled four fresh versions of the Sonet, a popular choice among Indian car buyers. These new variants come equipped with a sunroof, adding an element of luxury and style to the Sonet lineup. With the introduction of these new trims, the Sonet range expands to offer a total of 23 variants, providing customers with a wide array of options to suit their preferences and needs.
Sunroof Becomes Standard Feature
One of the standout features of these new Sonet variants is the inclusion of a sunroof as a standard feature. Sunroofs have become increasingly popular among car buyers in India, transcending from being exclusive to premium and luxury cars to becoming a sought-after feature in mass-market vehicles. Recognizing this trend, Kia India decided to integrate sunroofs into the entry to mid-level variants of the Sonet, catering to the evolving preferences of Indian consumers.
Variants and Features Overview
The newly introduced variants, namely HTE(O) and HTK(O), offer a blend of performance, style, and affordability. Available with both Petrol G1.2 and Diesel 1.5 CRDi VGT engines, these variants start at a competitive price point of Rs. 8.19 lakh. The HTE(O) variant now boasts the addition of a sunroof, while the HTK(O) variant comes with a host of upgrades including connected LED taillights, fully automatic temperature control, and a rear defogger, enhancing both convenience and comfort for the occupants.
Expanded Color Options and Safety Features
In addition to the introduction of sunroofs, Kia has expanded the color palette for the HTE and HTK variants, offering three new color options: Aurora Black Pearl, Imperial Blue, and Pewter Olive, allowing customers to express their individuality through their choice of color. Furthermore, safety features have been enhanced in the GTX+ and HTX+ trims, now equipped with up/down safety features on all windows, ensuring a safer and more secure driving experience for passengers.
With the introduction of these new variants, Kia Sonet not only expands its offerings but also elevates the driving experience for customers with the addition of premium features such as sunroofs and advanced safety enhancements. Whether it's the entry-level HTE(O) or the mid-level HTK(O), each variant is designed to cater to the diverse needs and preferences of Indian car buyers, reaffirming Kia's commitment to delivering innovative and value-packed vehicles to the market.