• Q. Sir, you are claiming vehicle average 18.4 km/hr but there is its14.4 in pics uploaded of yours cars. Pls clear.?

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    Dillip
    Dillip | 11 months ago

    According to the official information provided by the manufacturer, the Kia Sonet Petrol variant delivers a claimed ARAI mileage of 18.4 km/l for both Manual and Automatic transmissions, while the Diesel variant offers 24.1 km/l for the Manual and 19 km/l for the Automatic version. Please note that these figures are based on standard test conditions, and actual fuel efficiency may vary depending on driving style, road conditions, traffic, and load. We would like to clarify that all the information posted is sourced directly from the manufacturer. You can click on the link to know more about the mileage of the vehicle: https://www.zigwheels.com/kia-cars/sonet/mileage/

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Kia Sonet mileage

Fuel Type Transmission ARAI Claimed User Reported
Diesel Automatic 24.1 Kmpl NA
Diesel Manual 24.1 Kmpl 18 Kmpl
Petrol Automatic 18.4 Kmpl NA
Petrol Manual 18.4 Kmpl NA

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