What is the KGM Tivoli Grand?
The Tivoli Grand is a practical SUV with a longer body than the Tivoli. SsangYong used the Grand name for this larger-bodied member of its small-SUV family, giving it a useful role for drivers who wanted a more spacious everyday car. It is now associated with KGM, the name adopted by the South Korean manufacturer previously known as SsangYong.
The generation listed here is the first, identified by the X100L code. It began in 2021 and is still described as current in the generation listing. The European Union figures cover 2021–2025.
Engines and power
The EU-listed Tivoli Grand uses a 1.5 L petrol engine rated at 120 kW (163 PS). Petrol and LPG are the fuels recorded for the model in this market. The petrol version accounts for the listed leading configurations: the 1.5 L, 120 kW (163 PS) model had 1,366 registrations in 2024, 819 in 2022 and 791 in 2023.
Those figures place the Tivoli Grand in the everyday end of KGM’s SUV range: a compact model shaped around passenger and luggage space, rather than a specialist off-road vehicle.
Fuel consumption and where it was sold
The lowest listed consumption is 7.3 L/100 km on the WLTP test. This is the range-wide lowest figure across the listed petrol, diesel and hybrid versions, so it is not a claim that every Tivoli Grand returns that result. The EU market entries list petrol and LPG versions and do not give a CO₂ figure here.
The registration figures cover the European Union from 2021–2025. Test procedures vary by market: WLTP and the older NEDC are used in Europe, while the USA uses EPA ratings and Canada uses the 5-cycle procedure. The Tivoli Grand figures shown here are European, so they should be read in that context.
Questions and answers
What is the Tivoli Grand?
It is the longer-bodied SUV in the Tivoli family, listed here as the first generation, code X100L.
What engine and power does the EU listing show?
A 1.5 L petrol engine rated at 120 kW (163 PS); LPG is also listed as a fuel.
What is its lowest listed consumption?
The figure is 7.3 L/100 km on the WLTP test, the lowest across the listed range.
Which market does the registration information cover?
European Union registrations from 2021–2025.