Kia reveals the 4-seater Carnival Hi Limousine with foot massager

It was sometimes back that the automaker Kia had introduced us to one of its most premium and comfortable offerings, the new Carnival Hi-Limousine. It was introduced with an alienated exterior design. The engineers at Kia decided to introduce the car with a high-roof design in their home market i.e. South Korea. Given the USP of the car, the modified exterior of the car added plenty of extra headroom (291 mm), including a hint of luxury. 

However, that’s a thing of the past now as the automaker has now come up with an all-new 4-seater version of the Carnival HI Limousine. The new MPV celebrates a whole heap of the latter with its Premium Lounge variant. It has a convertible rear cabin that turns the Carnival into a luxury 2-seater space.

Drawing its competition from the likes of brands like Toyota and Lexus, the recent modification of the third row has allowed Kia to push the rear seats rearward, adding an innovative space into the rear of the car. 

The biggest highlights in the recent modification by the automaker are, of course, the two large aircraft-style seats that are placed on the second or the last row. Interestingly, the rear seats come with a foot massager that was developed in a joint alliance with Hu-Tech healthcare company. 

The seating arrangement comes wrapped in three-dimensional, quilted Nappa leather that is paired to top-of-the-line seat material, adding to the extra comfort. 

These seats feature Kia’s ‘Premium Relaxation Seat’ function, allowing the seats to distribute the load and allow a comfortable seating position. Both the seats on the rear can be operated individually and have their own dedicated tray tables to add to the luxury of the appeal.

Lastly, in order to control the different seat functions inside the car, the Kia Hi Limousine 4-seater variant gets a 7.0-inch touch display, integrated over the armrest of the central console. The tab is further used to control other functions as well.

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