We drove the new Seltos, and here’s the simple truth: nothing dramatic has changed. But everything feels better. And that’s exactly why it works.
The car appears similar to the brand’s flagship SUV, “Kia Telluride”. Other major changes include:
The updated design can attract more customers.
Completely revamped interior with added space. Other changes include:
It finally feels worth the money you’re paying
The brand continues to overdeliver here.
This is still one of the most feature-packed SUVs you can buy in this price point.
The back seat is a comfortable place, with ample space, cushioned seats, sun blinds, cup holders, etc. Making the car an attractive family car.
Nothing new in this department, and that’s okay. The brand offers 3 engines and 4 different transmission options. The car gets,
Behind the wheel, it’s all about comfort.
It’s getting expensive now.₹10.99 lakh to ₹19.99 lakh (ex-showroom) may seem a deal breaker.
Compared to the Hyundai Creta, it’s not the obvious value pick anymore. But overall, it still feels like the more complete car.
The 2026 Seltos builds on a strong foundation rather than chasing change for the sake of it. It feels more premium, better put together, and remains one of the most well-rounded options in its segment.
While it still doesn’t appeal to diving enthusiasts and the pricing has gone north, it continues to make a strong case for buyers looking for a comfortable, feature-rich, and easy-to-live-with SUV.
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