Kia Sorento

The Kia Sorento is popular in  South Korea

Kia Sorento – Stylish, Capable, and Well-Equipped

Overview

The Kia Sorento is a midsize SUV that combines sleek design, everyday comfort, and smart practicality. It’s positioned between the smaller Kia Sportage and the larger Kia Telluride, offering three-row seating and a thoughtful mix of family-friendly utility and upscale features.


Engine & Performance (options vary by market and model year)

  • Gasoline Engines:

    • 2.5L 4-cylinder (standard)

    • 3.5L V6 (available in some regions)

  • Hybrid/Plug-in Hybrid:

    • 1.6L turbo-hybrid (paired with an electric motor)

    • Plug-in hybrid version with available AWD

  • Diesel Option (in select markets):

    • 2.2L CRDi turbo diesel

  • Transmission: Choices include 6-speed, 8-speed automatic, or dual-clutch (DCT)

  • Drivetrain: Front-Wheel Drive (FWD) or All-Wheel Drive (AWD)


Interior & Features

  • Seating: Options for 6 or 7 passengers, depending on trim

  • Tech: 8" or 10.25" touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

  • Premium Features:

    • Fully digital gauge cluster

    • Panoramic sunroof

    • Bose premium audio

    • Leather-trimmed seats with front ventilation

  • Cargo Room: Spacious, especially with the rear seats folded down


Safety

  • Advanced Driver Aids:

    • Forward Collision Avoidance

    • Lane Keep and Lane Following Assist

    • Blind Spot Monitoring

    • Adaptive Cruise Control

    • 360-degree camera system (on higher trims)


Why It’s a Popular Choice

 Ideal for families who need three-row versatility
 Hybrid and diesel options for better fuel economy
 Loaded with high-end features at a great value
 Sharp styling inside and out


A Few Considerations

  • Third-row seating can feel cramped for adults

  • Top-end trims may stretch your budget

  • Hybrid models might have reduced cargo due to the battery pack


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