Kia Carnival-based Hyundai MPV Spied Undisguised For The First Time Global Debut Expected In 2021

• The Carnival-based Hyundai MPV could be revealed in 2021.
• India launch a possibility considering the Kia Carnival's success in the country.
• Could be offered in a wide range of seating options.
• Likely to utilise the Carnival's diesel and V6 petrol engine options.

Back in March 2020, we had reported that. Now, the Carnival-based Hyundai MPV has spied sans camouflage on international roads.

has done a good job differentiating its MPV from the Carnival. While the Carnival takes an elegant approach to its design, the Hyundai MPV goes all-out with sharp creases and cuts. You get a good amount of bling, courtesy the large chrome-laden grille that looks similar to the Vision T. The side profile has a sharp shoulder line running through the length while the dual-tone alloy wheels add a zing of premiumness. At the rear, it comes with a Carnival-esque connected LED tail lamp.

The dashboard design is also different from the Carnival and takes cues from new-age Hyundais. The main highlight is the touchscreen oriented central console that could control all functions of the MPV. Also notice a hint of Audi, courtesy the faux AC vents that run through the length of the dash while the steering wheel is a lift from the.

Just like the Carnival, expect the Hyundai MPV to be offered with a plethora of seating options ranging from 7- to 11-seater options.

The MPV could also be loaded to the brim with features like connected car tech, rear sliding electric doors, powered tailgate, tri-zone climate control, rear infotainment screens, wireless phone charger, and more. On the safety front, expect it to come with multiple airbags, ABS with EBD, front and rear parking sensors, electronic stability program and a host of driver assistance based features.

The Hyundai MPV could utilise the new Carnival's engine options which consist of a 294PS/355Nm 3.5-litre V6 direct injection petrol, a 272PS/332Nm 3.5-litre MPi V6 petrol and a 202PS/440Nm 2.2-litre diesel engine. All three engines are offered with an 8-speed automatic transmission only.

Hyundai could reveal its MPV in 2021 and it could be launched in the country considering the Kia Carnival's success. If launched, it will take on the likes of the Carnival and will sit above.