Kia India has made yet another move in the electric mobility sector by launching one more fleet-specific version of its Carens Clavis EV. The new HTM variant, which is available only to fleet operators, has a price tag of ₹18.20 lakh (ex-showroom).

This makes it a mere 20,000 rupees more expensive than the trim that it is based on, namely the HTK+ trim.

Under 20 Lakh fleet segment was being targeted

This launch will see Kia targeting the sub-20 lakh electric fleet segment, which is a relatively new place where the cost-to-value and practicality reign supreme.

The Carens Clavis EV HTM takes the known features of the HTK+ and combines it with two additional key features that are important with regard to the life of the fleets; namely, a location tracker with a global positioning system that allows one to know where the vehicle is, and a speed governor that will make sure the safety is met.

Sky-high Leasing and Mileage

Nothing is different on the hood, or rather floor. It is propelled by a 42 kWh battery with a 99kW electric Engine. Its arrangement promises a longer distance of 404km when running on a single charge. This defines it as a reliable vehicle for fleet owners who seek consistent performance daily without making repeated stops to recharge it.

Design and Interior

One can upgrade their trims at the expense of having trim-specific features, whereas the HTM maintains a more feasible level. It is a 16-inch alloy, dual-tone (black-beige) interior. The cabin is a large, practical, and durable structure- in line with services that carry passengers.

Safety Features are Good

The Carens Clavis EV fleet model does not trade safety, even though it is a fleet vehicle. Six airbags, ABS, Vehicle Stability Management (VSM), Highline TPMS, speed-sensing door locks, impact-sensing auto unlock, ISOFIX child seat anchors, rollover sensor and all-wheel disc brakes are standard equipment.

Verdict

The Kia Carens Clavis EV HTM is a convenient, safe and economical electric MPV that has a competitive price card to fleet operators. Its stable, decently wide range, necessity of the features within a fleet, as well as the reliability of Kia, make it a contender to become one of the desired options of the business mobility market.

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