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Ex-Demo Blackburn, VIC, 3130

2026 Kia Carnival GT-Line Auto MY26

$71,377

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Model Range

$52,990 - $86,000

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Odometer 6,891 km

Body type People Mover

Fuel Diesel

Transmission Sports Automatic

Vehicle Overview

The 2026 Kia Carnival GT-Line is a large people mover designed to make carrying passengers and luggage straightforward without sacrificing comfort or technology. Finished in Snow White Pearl with a Taupe interior, this demonstrator has travelled 6,891 km and combines an eight-seat cabin with the practical access and packaging expected of a family-focused vehicle.

Its 2.2-litre turbo-intercooled diesel engine produces 148 kW and 440 Nm, with the torque delivered through an eight-speed Sports Automatic transmission to the front wheels. That combination is well suited to a vehicle of this size, providing a broad spread of usable performance for everyday driving and longer trips. The listed combined fuel consumption is 6.5L/100km, while a 72-litre tank supports useful touring practicality.

The Carnival’s strongest quality is its flexible interior. Eight seats give it the capacity to accommodate a large group, while the people-mover body provides easier entry and exit than a conventional SUV. Both driver- and passenger-side sliding doors are electrically operated, making access more convenient in tight parking spaces. The listed minimum and maximum load capacities of 627 and 2,827 litres underline the vehicle’s ability to adapt between passenger duties and cargo-carrying tasks.

GT-Line equipment places a strong emphasis on comfort. Heated seats, a heated steering wheel, memory seating and adjustable lumbar support help make the driving environment more accommodating, while multi-zone climate control allows different areas of the cabin to be managed more effectively. Privacy glass, an electric sunroof and powered folding, heated door mirrors add further everyday convenience. Remote keyless entry and a proximity key complement the starter button for simple access and operation.

Technology is comprehensive, with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto supporting familiar smartphone functions on the move. Wireless device charging, USB ports, GPS navigation, digital radio and a digital instrument cluster add useful connectivity, while a head-up display helps keep key information within the driver’s line of sight. The premium sound system includes a 12-speaker stereo and subwoofer, giving the spacious cabin a more engaging audio environment.

Driver assistance is another important part of the Carnival’s appeal. The equipment listing includes adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, lane keeping assist, blind spot monitoring and active blind spot assist. Forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking, rear and front cross-traffic alerts, reverse collision mitigation and safe exit warning provide additional support in busy traffic and confined areas. A reversing camera, parking sensors, graphical parking assistance and remote parking assist are particularly useful when manoeuvring a long vehicle.

With a 2,000 kg braked towing capacity, 750 kg unbraked capacity and a 200 kg maximum towball download, the Carnival also offers practical versatility beyond passenger transport. Alloy wheels, LED lighting, selectable drive modes, hill-start assist and active traction control round out the specification. This demonstrator presents the Carnival GT-Line as a well-equipped, spacious and adaptable people mover with the technology, access features and load flexibility to suit a wide range of daily transport requirements.

Other highlights include Drive train: Front Wheel Drive; Engine or motor: Diesel Turbo Intercooled, 2.2L.