I booked for the Renault R-pass but planning to cancel due to the rear comfort. But litttle confused between Kia Seltos HTK(O) 1.5 NA Petrol MT and Renault Duster Techno 1.3 Turbo Petrol MT as they both are similar price around 17.5 lakhs on road thought I need to spend some more on duster to add Leather seat cover, front sensor, spare wheel, etc. My usage will be mostly in City and sometimes on a family trip to Hill station or through Highway. I have test driven both, the duster felt more power and Kia Seltos was comfort. I m planning to buy this car on my office leased car option, so will be selling them after 4 years anyway. Help me clarify which one to buy. I m looking for a family car with good resale value after 4 years.

Autocar India

•15h

The Tata Sierra is an impressive product, and the praise is justified. It is spacious, has a standout design, rides well and feels like a genuinely fresh entrant in the segment. But if you are making a rational ownership decision, the Kia Seltos feels like the more complete and mature package right now. The diesel automatic is refined, has enough punch for effortless highway cruising and overtakes, is easy to live with and is very well suited to long-distance touring. The new Seltos also feels more polished in terms of fit and finish, overall refinement and long-term ownership confidence.The Sierra diesel automatic makes a stronger case if rear seat space and road presence are bigger priorities. But the diesel engine is not as refined as the Kia’s, and while Tata has made significant strides. Overall, ownership consistency still does not quite match Kia for a buyer looking for the safer all-around choice.

Tata Sierra

Kia Seltos

Autocar India

•22h

For a family of five under Rs. 16 lakh, the Honda Elevate is one of the strongest value for money options right now. It is well priced, offers a spacious cabin, a genuinely usable rear seat for three and Honda’s reliability reputation makes it an easy family car recommendation. The naturally aspirated petrol engine is smooth and dependable, though it is not the most exciting if outright performance matters.If you want something that feels more premium and more refined overall, the Hyundai Creta is a great option. It has a richer cabin, better feature set and feels more polished as an everyday family car. It is one of the most rounded choices in this segment.The new Kia Seltos is another strong contender and in some ways feels even more premium than the Creta. It has a spacious cabin, good comfort and a strong overall package, making it a very easy recommendation if you want something that feels a bit more upmarket.

Honda Elevate

Hyundai Creta

Kia Seltos

Autocar India

•1d

The Tata Sierra deserves the praise because it does a lot right. It is spacious, practical, has a strong road presence, and from a pure packaging point of view, it is an impressive product. But if your concern is long-term ownership confidence, consistency in quality and overall longevity, the Kia Seltos is the safer bet.The Seltos simply feels more polished and more mature as a product. Interior quality is better, the CVT automatic is smooth and stress-free in daily use, and Kia’s ownership experience and long-term consistency inspire more confidence than Tata currently does. That does not mean the Sierra is a bad car, but if you are the kind of buyer who notices panel fit, switch quality and overall finish, the Kia will likely keep you happier over time.The Sierra’s advantages are space and the fact that it feels like the newer, more interesting product. But if this is a rational long-term purchase and not an emotional one, we would pick the Seltos CVT.

Tata Sierra

Kia Seltos