₹11.24 Lakh to ₹21.81 Lakhex-showroom
The new Seltos is sold in ten colours. All ten Seltos colour options are single tones: Glacier White Pearl, Aurora Black Pearl, Frost Blue, Gravity Grey, Imperial Blue, Magma Red, Morning Haze, Pewter Olive, Ivory Silver Gloss and Matte Graphite.
Nine of them, everything but Matte Graphite, are offered on every Seltos from the base model HTE Petrol at ₹11.24 lakh to the GTX (O). The X-Line (A) and X-Line (O) work the other way round. They come only in Aurora Black Pearl or Matte Graphite, so the X-Line (O) Diesel AT at ₹21.81 lakh, the joint top model, has just two colours.
None of the ten costs extra. Kia has also dropped the black roof dual-tones from the Seltos, so every car is now one colour all over.
Colour options
10
all single tone
Base model
9 colours
on the HTE Petrol
Top model
2 colours
on the X-Line (O)
✓ Every colour, trim and price here is checked against the official Kia brochure and price list.
Frost BlueSingle tone
| Colour | HTE | HTE (O) | HTK | HTK (O) | HTX | HTX (A) | GTX | GTX (A) | X-Line (A) | GTX (O) | X-Line (O) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frost Blue | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Pewter Olive | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Ivory Silver Gloss | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Imperial Blue | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Aurora Black Pearl | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Magma Red | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Morning Haze | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Glacier White Pearl | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Gravity Grey | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Matte Graphite | No | No | No | No | No | No | No | No | Yes | No | Yes |
Your variant
A light steel blue that suits the Seltos's sharper new nose. Good at hiding dust.
Kia's online configurator shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Olive green with a rugged feel. It hides mud and dust better than most.
Kia's online configurator shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A bright, shiny silver that hides dust well. Arguably the lowest effort colour of the ten.
Kia's online configurator shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Deep navy that looks almost black in the shade. Gentle washing keeps swirl marks away.
Kia's online configurator shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
The only colour you can have on all 39 variants, X-Line included. Rich and glossy, but it needs regular washing.
Kia's online configurator shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Strong red for buyers who want the Seltos to stand out in traffic.
Kia's online configurator shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Pale grey green that is unique to the Seltos in Kia's range. Calm, modern and easy to keep clean.
Kia's online configurator shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Pearl white with a soft sparkle, offered on every Seltos except the X-Line. Cool in summer and easy to sell later.
Kia's online configurator shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Dark grey that looks smart and forgives a few dusty days.
Kia's online configurator shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Flat dark grey kept for the X-Line. Striking, but it needs gentle hand washing and no polish.
Kia's online configurator shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Morning Haze is worth a look if you want something different. It is a pale grey with a hint of green, it hides dust well, and Kia does not offer it on the smaller Sonet or Syros.
Frost Blue and Pewter Olive give the bigger Seltos a sporty, outdoorsy look. For easy upkeep, Gravity Grey and Ivory Silver Gloss stay tidy between washes, and Glacier White Pearl keeps the cabin a little cooler in summer.
Aurora Black Pearl, Imperial Blue and Magma Red look rich on the Seltos's long sides, but darker colours show dust and fine scratches sooner. If you are also weighing up the smaller Kia, compare the Sonet colours.
The X-Line (A) and X-Line (O) are the styling specials, and Kia sells them in two colours only, Aurora Black Pearl and Matte Graphite. Matte Graphite, which the brochure calls Xclusive Matte Graphite, is not offered on any other Seltos.
Matte Graphite is a flat, dark grey with no shine. A hand wash with a mild shampoo is best, and it should never be polished or waxed. See what else the top styling trim adds on the X-Line (O) Turbo DCT page.
Earlier Seltos brochures offered a contrast black roof. The latest brochure lists ten single tones only, and Kia's own configurator no longer shows a dual-tone either.
So if you want a two colour look, the X-Line is now the closest you can get, with its blacked out styling in Aurora Black Pearl.
Ten. All are single tones, and nine of them are offered on every variant except the X-Line.
Nine. The HTE Petrol comes in every colour except Matte Graphite.
It depends on which top model you pick. The GTX (O) offers nine colours, while the X-Line (O) is sold only in Aurora Black Pearl and Matte Graphite.
Yes. Aurora Black Pearl can be had on every variant, including the X-Line.
Yes. You can get Glacier White Pearl on every variant except the X-Line (A) and X-Line (O).
Yes. Magma Red is available from the HTE up to the GTX (O).
No. All ten colours, including Matte Graphite, cost the same.
No. Kia has dropped the black roof dual-tones, and every Seltos is now a single colour.
