Hyundai received honorable mention for the first quarter of the year for a minor 0.3% gain in deliveries, while Kia had a little decline to 179,621 units from 184,136 units during the same period previous year. However, Kia continues to take the initiative, holding software seminars in Colorado and improving its array of cars to fight threats such as the Kia Boys.
Exciting additions to Kia’s US vehicle lineup include the upcoming ‘Summer Sticker’ sales event, featuring novelties like the $25k Seltos, the refreshed $32k Sorento, and the $34k Carnival MPV. Enthusiasts of passenger cars can opt for the upgraded K5 sedan starting from $27k.
More offerings are on the horizon, including the debut of the all-new K4 compact car, poised to replace the Forte/K3/Cerato series worldwide. Priced around $20k, the K4 is expected to enrich Kia’s diverse lineup later this year.
Speculations abound regarding the refresh of the popular Sportage compact crossover SUV, fueled by rumors and digital renderings. AutoYa info channel on YouTube offers a look into the potential redesign of the 2025 Kia Sportage, drawing inspiration from recent models like the Sorento and Carnival MPV.
Anticipation mounts as Kia prepares to reveal the Sportage facelift, promising updates to its exterior design, rear lights, and interior features. With Kia’s commitment to innovation evident in its upcoming releases, customers eagerly await the revealing of these exciting new models.
