Captain chairs in row two
Two separate reclining chairs with armrests instead of a three-person bench.
Vehicle profile
The Kia Carens in six-seat form places two captain chairs in the middle row, each with its own armrests and a walkway between them to the third row. Nobody has to fold a seat or climb over a passenger to reach the back.
It is the vehicle to book when six people want car comfort rather than minibus practicality: a family of six, a small leadership team, or a client and their colleagues moving between meetings across the city.
Small groups, airport transfers, city and outstation. Tell us the route and the date, and we will confirm availability.
Facilities
A six-seat layout built around the comfort of the people in the back.
Two separate reclining chairs with armrests instead of a three-person bench.
Reached between the captain chairs without folding a seat or stepping out.
Dedicated vents cool rows two and three rather than relying on the dashboard.
Charging points provided for passengers in the second and third rows.
Cabin bags behind row three, a full set of cases with the row folded.
A badged driver on commercial plates, hourly or by the day.
6 seater6 seats
Captain chairs, walk-through
Inside
The cabin is laid out two, two and two. The middle-row captain chairs recline and slide, and the third row is sized for adults on shorter runs and children comfortably on longer ones.
Air conditioning reaches the rear rows through dedicated vents rather than relying on air drifting back from the dashboard, and USB charging points are provided for passengers in the back.
Luggage space behind the third row suits cabin bags and a couple of check-in cases. Folding the third row opens the boot for a full set of suitcases when only four are travelling.
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Two separate chairs with armrests, rather than three people sharing a bench. On a two-hour drive out of the city, that is the difference passengers actually remember.
The gap between the captain chairs is a walkway, so the third row is reached without folding seats or asking anyone to step out at the kerb.
Rear air conditioning vents and USB charging keep the back of the cabin liveable through a slow Mumbai afternoon, not just on the open highway.


Coverage
In the city we run the Carens across Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane and Panvel on hourly and full-day packages, including airport transfers at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.
For outstation trips it goes to Lonavala, Khandala, Pune, Karjat, Nashik, Shirdi, Alibaug, Mahabaleshwar and Goa, either as a single-day return or across several days.
The car is chauffeur driven on commercial plates. Corporate bookings receive a GST-compliant invoice, and rates are agreed per kilometre or as a daily package before the trip begins.
How booking works
Step 01
Route, date, pick-up time and headcount. Enough for us to check whether the 6 seater is free.
Step 02
The rate comes back with driver allowance, tolls and parking on separate lines.
Step 03
Once you approve, the vehicle and the driver are blocked against your date.
Step 04
You travel, and we raise a GST-compliant invoice your finance team can process.
Questions
We supply it in the six-seat layout, which puts two individual captain chairs in the middle row instead of a three-person bench. Six passengers travel plus the driver.
Through the walkway between the two middle-row captain chairs. No seat needs to be folded and no passenger needs to get out to let someone through.
Yes. The Carens has dedicated rear air conditioning vents, so the second and third rows cool independently of the dashboard vents.
Yes, for single-day and multi-day trips. The quote shows the per-kilometre rate or daily package along with tolls, parking and the driver's allowance as separate lines.