Is the new Kia Sedona actually the Kia Carnival? Or are they 2 separate minivans? I have not seen one that holds 11 people but I am so fascinated by it and would love to be able to see one and check out all the space and room it actually has for holding a big family and traveling on family vacations. Has anyone else bought one and taken it out for family vacations that can give me some feed back?
The Kia Carnival is the newly created model that will replace the Kia Sedona, but it is a redesign of this former minivan and Carnival not only gets a new name but comes as a completely changed and modern version of the 2021 Sedona. It will come with a bigger touchscreen, 3.5L V6 engine that has more horsepower, and a few more cubic feet of cargo volume. The Kia Carnival is capable of having 11 seats in it however, there is one big caveat. The variant of the Carnival with 11 seats is called the Grand Carnival. Unfortunately, it is not yet available in the United States. Eleven seats come standard on the Kia Carnival in Thailand currently, and according to Kia’s website, there are dealers in Dominica offering the Grand Carnival. None are listed in the US, Canada, Mexico, or Europe. This seems like the perfect vehicle for anyone with a large family.
I love the new Sedona/Carnival but sadly it's not available in the UK for some reason. I'm still the owner of a 2008 and never had any problems with it. I'd buy the new model straight away if it was available in the UK market.
Sehr geil ich fahre die 3. Generation und warte sehnsüchtig auf die neue Generation interessant wäre noch die Motorisierung und ab wann man ihn Probefahren kann
This is ridiculous nonsense. If I need to take 10 passengers I’ll just take two cars while this one van is filling up with utilizing Rubik cube moves;) and be back before they leave the driveway.
But I have 5 kids so it’s totally perfect for my family and I love that you can choose how you want the seats and then you don’t have to mess with them anymore.
@@tboyultra3152 I was talking about the 11passenger (4 row) version being ridiculous. Yes, the 3-row 8-passenger van is great and I really enjoy my 2015 Sedona 8-passenger. You have a great vehicle too.
I have 5 kids of my own and I traveled with my 3 nephews last summer. Taking two vehicles was much more on gas and longer driving because of only having one driver for each car. If I could have shared the driving with my husband and had all the kids in one car, it would have saved me a lot more headaches than listening to my husband have to deal with half the load of kids himself. I think the 11 seater would have been perfect for me if I had known of its existence.@@evidencebased1
