Kia India has expanded the Seltos lineup by introducing two new flagship variants – GTX(O) and X-Line(O). These new models are made for buyers who want every premium feature that the Seltos has to offer. Along with extra comfort and technology, Kia has also added a more advanced driver assistance package, making these variants the most feature-rich versions of the SUV.
Both new variants are priced from Rs 21.57 lakh (ex-showroom) and are positioned above the existing GTX trims.
Kia Seltos GTX(O) & X-Line(O) Price
The Kia Seltos GTX(O) and X-Line(O) are available at a starting price of Rs 21.57 lakh (ex-showroom). They now become the most expensive variants in the Seltos range.
At the same time, Kia continues to sell the standard Seltos lineup with prices starting from Rs 10.99 lakh (ex-showroom). This gives customers a wide choice, whether they are looking for a budget-friendly model or a fully loaded SUV.
Biggest Highlight is the New ADAS Package
The biggest upgrade in the new variants is the latest ADAS F+ package. Kia has expanded the safety system to include 28 advanced driver assistance features, making these variants even safer than before.
The updated system can now help drivers in more situations. It supports features like avoiding collisions at road junctions, warning the driver when changing lanes if another vehicle is nearby, detecting vehicles coming from the opposite direction during lane changes, and providing steering support to avoid accidents. Highway Driving Assist has also been added to make long-distance driving more relaxed.
These new features work alongside existing safety technologies such as forward collision warning and lane keeping assistance, giving drivers more confidence behind the wheel.
More Premium Features Inside the Cabin
Apart from safety, Kia has also packed the new GTX(O) and X-Line(O) variants with several premium features.
The SUV now comes with a Connected Car Navigation Cockpit, which supports voice commands in selected regional languages. Drivers also get a Digital Key, allowing them to unlock and start the vehicle without using the traditional key.
Another useful addition is the Head-Up Display (HUD), which shows important driving information on the windshield. This helps drivers keep their eyes on the road while checking speed or navigation details.
Kia has also added a Smart Air Purifier with an AQI display, making it easier to monitor the air quality inside the cabin.
For added convenience and safety, both variants include a front and rear dashcam. The cameras can be accessed through a mobile app, allowing owners to check recordings directly from their smartphone.
Other new features include rain-sensing wipers and one-touch auto up/down function for all four power windows with anti-pinch protection. The SUV also comes with Kia Connect 2.0, which offers more than 85 connected car features for remote vehicle control and monitoring.
Engine Options Remain the Same
Kia has not made any changes to the engine lineup for these new variants. Buyers can still choose between the turbo-petrol and diesel engine options, depending on their driving needs.
This means customers no longer have to compromise on engine choice to get the top-spec variant. Whether someone prefers the stronger performance of the turbo-petrol engine or the better fuel efficiency of the diesel version, both options are available with the GTX(O) and X-Line(O).
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Who Are These Variants Meant For?
With the launch of the GTX(O) and X-Line(O), Kia is targeting buyers who want every available feature in their SUV without adding aftermarket accessories later.
Many premium features, such as the larger ADAS package, built-in dashcam, head-up display, and Digital Key, are either missing or offered only on selected rivals. By including all of these in the top variants, Kia is offering a more complete package for customers looking at fully loaded compact SUVs.
These variants will compete with the top versions of popular SUVs like the Hyundai Creta, Tata Sierra, Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, and the new Renault Duster.
Final Thoughts
The Kia Seltos GTX(O) and X-Line(O) are designed for buyers who want the best version of the Seltos without missing any premium features. The addition of the 28-feature ADAS F+ package, built-in dashcam, head-up display, Digital Key, and other technology upgrades makes these variants stand out in the segment.
Although the price is higher than the regular Seltos variants, the extra equipment gives buyers more value straight from the factory. For anyone planning to buy a fully loaded compact SUV, the new GTX(O) and X-Line(O) deserve a place on the shortlist.
