HIGHS Stylish exterior design, V-6 is well-matched to minivan tasks, refined ride. LOWS Can't be ordered with all-wheel drive, less cargo space than rival vans, trick VIP seats aren't removable.

The Kia Carnival is one of the few remaining minivans in America, distinguishing itself from the others with its SUV-like lines and road presence. As Kia’s only MPV, it slots above compact crossovers ...

There’s a widely — and sadly — held misconception that minivans aren’t “cool,” especially in comparison to the wildly popular sport utility vehicle. Like the station wagons that preceded them, these ...

Crossover SUVs may firmly be en vogue for hauling people around these days, but the humble minivan is still an option, too. Remember those icons of the ‘90s, transporting kids and their backpacks, ...

The Kia Carnival Hybrid is an efficient minivan that looks like an SUV and boasts the best warranty and cargo room in its class. Pricing starts at $42,425. Minivans are all about frugal practicality, ...

Kia’s Carnival might be better known as Sedona in the United States. However, as the brand launched its minivan’s fourth generation back in 2020, Kia pivoted the van to its Korean Domestic name: ...

The 2025 Kia Carnival Hybrid may be a new addition to the South Korean automaker’s lineup, but there’s more good than bad in this family hauler. Minivans are among the most competitive models in the ...

There aren’t a whole lot of minivans left on the market: just four traditional ones, really. Even if the word “minivan” still scares some folks, there’s no arguing that they’re the ultimate family ...

PROS ›› Stylish design, excellent tech, solid fuel economy, high-quality cabin, strong warranty coverage CONS ›› Frustrating climate controls, impractical lounge seats, less cargo space than top ...

The Kia Carnival Hybrid is finally here, filling a major gap in Kia’s lineup by offering a more fuel-efficient alternative to its V6-powered minivan. With a turbocharged hybrid powertrain, updated ...