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Kia Sorento on-road prices listed for top cities

The Sorento is available in six trim levels and offers hybrid and diesel powertrains.
2 min read•5 Sep '26
Viraaj BhatnagarViraaj Bhatnagar
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Kia has launched the Sorento in India as the brand’s contender in the premium three-row SUV segment. It gets a 1.6-litre direct-injection turbo-petrol strong hybrid setup and is also Kia’s first hybrid offering in the Indian market. A version with a 2.2-litre diesel engine is offered too. Both powertrains are available with front-wheel drive (FWD) and all-wheel drive (AWD) options.

The Sorento is sold in six trim levels, namely HTE, HTE(O), HTK, HTK(A), HTX and HTX(A), priced between Rs 27.99 lakh and Rs 40.19 lakh. If you are interested in bringing a Sorento home, we’ve listed its on-road prices in major cities below.

Kia Sorento on-road price range

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Kia Sorento on-road price range in top Indian cities (in Rs lakh)
New Delhi
Mumbai
Bengaluru
Chennai
Hybrid FWD 7-seater
35.08-41.79
35.25-42.06
36.72-43.82
37.31-44.52
Hybrid AWD 7-seater
46.26-47.67
46.60-48.03
48.55-50.04
49.33-50.85
Hybrid FWD 6-seater
40.61-42.02
40.86-42.30
42.57-44.07
43.26-44.77
Hybrid AWD 6-seater
46.50-47.91
46.84-48.27
48.80-50.29
49.58-51.10
Diesel FWD 7-seater
33.89-40.71
34.01-40.94
34.85-41.95
35.41-42.62
Diesel AWD 7-seater
45.26-46.70
45.56-47.01
46.68-48.18
47.43-48.95
Diesel FWD 6-seater
39.51-40.95
39.72-41.18
40.71-42.02
41.36-42.88
Diesel AWD 6-seater
45.50-46.94
45.80-47.26
46.93-48.42
47.68-49.20

Disclaimer: On-road prices may vary based on city-specific registration charges and other cost components, including insurance, FASTag and RTO fees. Please check with your nearest Kia dealership for the exact figures. 

Of the cities listed, Delhi is the easiest on the pocket for Sorento buyers, followed by Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai. The base Sorento hybrid variant is over Rs 2.2 lakh more affordable in Delhi than it is in Chennai, whereas the price gap between the two cities for the diesel one is over Rs 1.5 lakh. Coming to top-spec variants, the Sorento hybrid’s most expensive configuration is over Rs 3 lakh more affordable in Delhi compared to Chennai, while the equivalent diesel version costs Rs 2.26 lakh less.

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