Towing a boat trailer on Highway 35 toward Bobcaygeon can turn nerve-wracking when crosswinds hit or when a transport truck passes at speed. Your trailer starts swaying side to side, and suddenly you're fighting to maintain control. This scenario happens often enough that Kia engineers developed Trailer Stability Assist (TSA) – a system that intervenes automatically when trailer sway threatens...

The new 2025 Kia Carnival introduces an exhilarating turbo-hybrid engine that combines efficient fuel consumption management with robust performance. It's outfitted with Kia's latest Connected Car Navigation Cockpit (ccNC) and Connected Car Rear Cockpit (ccRC) systems, offering top-tier connectivity and comfort for all occupants, and delivering a fluid experience for drivers and passengers alike.
Adopting the "Opposites United" design ethos, the Carnival showcases a daring front appearance with an eye-catching grille and distinct cube-like headlights, as well as a modern, tech-savvy interior. The vehicle's rear boasts a sleek finish, signature Star Map taillights, and a tastefully crafted skid plate, enhancing its refined appearance.
The interior of the Carnival is designed with futuristic elements, featuring an optional panoramic dual-display, subtle ambient lighting, and streamlined controls to elevate the comfort and ease of use. Features such as the "Hey Kia!" voice command and the available VIP Lounge Seat package set new standards for luxury and practicality inside the vehicle, ensuring a cozy and convenient setting.
The Carnival is notable for its flexible interior that can accommodate 7 or 8 passengers and offers an unparalleled cargo capacity exceeding 4,100 litres. The addition of the ccNC operating system and a rear entertainment setup with dual 14.6-inch screens amplifies the in-car technology, keeping passengers engaged and connected.
Kia's commitment to safety and user-friendliness shines through in the upgraded Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), incorporating the innovative Highway Driving Assist 2 technology from the EV6, alongside the fundamental Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist.
With a variety of engine options, the Carnival caters to diverse driving needs with its standard 3.5L V6 and the novel 1.6L turbo-hybrid engines. The latter delivers 242 horsepower, and both are designed to balance power with fuel efficiency. Hybrid-specific features like E-Handling and E-Ride improve the driving experience.
The 2025 Carnival will be offered in a wide array of trims and price points, ensuring value and choice for every buyer, from the entry-level to the most luxurious and technologically advanced models. The Carnival HEV model introduces an environmentally friendly choice without sacrificing style or performance.
When it hits dealerships shortly, the 2025 Kia Carnival will emerge as a refined, innovative, and adaptable minivan, poised to challenge and elevate the minivan market for both families and professionals.
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