A protype Class A motorhome built on Harbinger’s plug-in hybrid medium-duty chassis suggests a quiet revolution is coming for the RV industry.

Kia's SUV-lookalike Carnival HEV minivan finally adds a hybrid option, and we put it to the test. Is electrification a winning move for this bestseller?

Kia is one of the few brands still offering a minivan in America. The Carnival's appeal is its combination of minivan utility and roominess with SUV-like styling.

The newest member of the minivan club is a homegrown hybrid, but can its 1.6-liter turbo engine manage 1.5 tons of #vanlife?

Now Kia aims to disrupt that space with the luxurious and affordable 2025 Carnival HEV. The Carnival HEV marks a serious improvement for Kia's minivan, and it should help build considerable momentum for the brand.

The Carnival Hybrid is rated at 33 mpg combined, a whopping 57 percent increase over the venerable 3.5-liter V-6, which is pegged at 21 mpg combined. Around town, where the hybrid

Driving.ca #2025KiaCarnival #hybridminivan #familyvehicles What’s fresh for the 2025 Kia Carnival? The addition of a turbo-hybrid powertrain, for starters. The new Carnival Hybrid has a 1.6L turbocharged gasoline-powered engine behind its suspiciously SUV-looking nose,

Better fuel economy and less minivan looks make the 2025 Kia Carnival more appealing than ever. The post 2025 Kia Carnival Review: Tougher Looks, Hybrid Efficiency appeared first on GearJunkie.