
Kia's sales momentum in January was driven by consistent demand across its portfolio.
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Kia's sales momentum in January was driven by consistent demand across its portfolio.
Kia India has started the calendar year (CY) 2026 on a positive note, reporting a total of 27,603 units sold in January. the automaker has marked a year-on-year growth of 10.3 per cent over 25,025 units sold in January 2025. There is resilient demand across key segments for the company's cars and increasing preference for Kia's differentiated product offerings amongst Indian consumers.
The company's sales momentum in January was driven by consistent demand across its portfolio, with an encouraging market response to the all-new Kia Seltos, sustained performance of the Kia Sonet, and continued customer traction for the Kia Carens Clavis and the Clavis EV.
While the new-generation Seltos builds on its legacy as one of India's most influential mid-size SUVs and is poised to play a pivotal role in Kia India's next phase of growth, the Sonet continues to reinforce the brand's strong footing in the high-volume compact SUV segment.
At the same time, the Carens line-up has strengthened Kia's presence in the Recreation Vehicle and EV space, reflecting growing customer preference for versatile and future-ready mobility solutions.
"The encouraging start to 2026 reflects the continued trust customers place in the Kia brand. The positive response to the new-generation Seltos, steady demand for the Sonet, and growing popularity of the Carens Clavis and Clavis EV, underline the strength and balance of our portfolio. This performance reinforces our focus on offering well-differentiated, future-ready products across segments, while consistently enhancing the overall ownership experience." Atul Sood, Senior Vice-President, Sales & Marketing, Kia India, said in a statement.
Kia's portfolio continues to be differentiated by a strong focus on design, technology and safety. Whilst the new-generation Seltos and Sonet offer advanced connectivity and driver-assistance features in their segments, the Carens Clavis stands out with flexible 6- and 7-seater configurations and a versatile three-row cabin, whilst the Clavis EV—Kia's first Made-in-India electric vehicle—brings a practical seven-seat EV offering with connected technologies and a strong focus on comfort, safety and everyday usability.
With a well-balanced product portfolio, Kia India remains well-positioned to sustain momentum in the coming months. The company remains steadfast in its commitment to enriching overall brand experience by responding to evolving customer expectations through timely product enhancements backed by a customer-centric approach.
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