Kia India on Wednesday, took off the wraps off the next-generation Seltos, marking the return of what it calls the benchmark-setter in the segment.
The company said bookings will open nationwide from midnight on December 11, enabling customers to reserve the vehicle with an initial payment of ₹25,000.
What is the price of Kia Seltos?
Kia said that the pricing for the new Seltos will be announced on January 2, 2026.
2026 Kia Seltos: Design
Inspired by the design of the brand's global models, the SUV sports the signature tiger-nose grille, flanked by vertical lighting elements and a more upright stance. It also gets new 18-inch alloy wheels and a refreshed tailgate with connected taillights. Updates extend to both ends, with redesigned front and rear bumpers complemented by gunmetal-finish skid plates.
The new Seltos reportedly boasts a strong road presence, stretching 4,460mm in length, riding on a 2,690mm wheelbase, and measuring 1,830mm in width and 1,635mm in height.
Design Highlights
The 2026 Kia Seltos features the following:
– Digital Tiger Face with Black High Glossy Grille with Dark Gunmetal accents,
– Ice Cube LED Projection Headlamps with Dynamic Welcome Function,
– Star Map LED DRLs with Integrated Turn Signal,
– Star Map LED Connected Tail Lamps command attention while providing enhanced illumination and confidence in every drive.
2026 Kia Seltos: Colour options
The much awaited SUV will be available in 10 mono-tone colour options — including two new shades – Kia India lineup Morning Haze and Magma Red.
‘More than a generation change’
Speaking at the unveiling, Gwanggu Lee, Managing Director & CEO of Kia India, said the new Seltos represents more than a generational upgrade.
"The all-new Kia Seltos is more than a generation change; it’s a statement of Kia’s intent to redefine the segment. A category-defining SUV since its debut in India, the new Seltos pushes boundaries with bolder design, advanced safety, and segment-leading technology that reset benchmarks," he added.
He further said that the model has been engineered to outperform and optimised for real-world Indian conditions, reflecting customer insights without compromising global standards. This, he said, demonstrates Kia’s ambition “to lead, not follow.”
