Sliding doors, three rows, four large cases, and a second row that reclines like a first-class seat: the Kia Carnival is the house's Limousine class — for a family to a wedding, a guest you want received, or the airport with everything a family carries.
A family with luggage at the airport; a wedding party; a day of visits with grandparents; Pune or Alibaug with everyone together.
A current-generation Carnival in its Limousine trim, on commercial plates, from a partner the house has driven with, cleaned that morning and cooled before you reach it. Sealed water, chargers at every row, an umbrella at each sliding door.
The Carnival is the house's Limousine class: four hours at the least within Mumbai, a fixed fare to either airport, and a day beyond the city written as one figure. Every figure is on the rate card. For more than six, or for a party, a van is written for the day — see Together; for the quietest lounge of all, the Vellfire or the Lexus LM.
Inside every written figure: the car, your sarathi, fuel, every toll, parking at both ends and GST. Nothing is added on the day, and no meter runs.
Reserve the CarnivalWhere, when, for how long. The figure is written first.