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Kia India has launched a year-end sales initiative called Inspiring December, which aims to give customers a strong reason to bring home a new car before 2025 ends. This campaign is valid across the country throughout December and offers benefits up to 3.65 lakh on select Kia models.
As part of this limited period programme, benefits are available on most of Kia India’s current portfolio, including the Seltos, Sonet, Ciros, Carens Clavis and Carnival in both ICE and EV guises. The company says the offers are designed to add more value for customers planning an upgrade or new purchase during the festive year-end period.
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Kia has combined multiple offers in the Inspiring December campaign, providing benefits such as cash discounts, exchange bonuses, loyalty rewards and corporate deals. Offers vary by model and variant and are subject to availability, so the company urges potential buyers to act quickly.
Commenting on the announcement, Atul Sood, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Kia India, said that the campaign is a way for the brand to thank customers for their continued trust. He said Inspiring December reflects Kia’s focus on delivering a strong ownership experience through its design, technology and safety offerings, as well as strengthening relationships with both new and existing customers.
Customers can book their Kia vehicles through multiple channels, including the official Kia India website, My Kia App or by visiting authorized dealerships across the country. Booking can also be done through Kia’s toll free customer care number. The campaign is available through Kia’s nationwide dealer network and will run only till the end of December 2025.
Since starting its operations in India, the company has set up a manufacturing plant in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, which can produce 3,00,000 units every year. Kia began mass production in August 2019 and has since expanded its range to nine models available in the Indian market.
So far, Kia India has shipped around 1.5 million vehicles from its Anantapur facility, of which over 1.2 million were sold in India and over 367,000 were exported. The brand has sold 4,95,000 units of connected cars on Indian roads and has a network of 819 service points across 370 cities.
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