Kia in 2026 is a brand that continues its relentless march.
From the all-new Telluride to the forward-thinking EV9 and the surprisingly sharp K4 (now available as a hatchback!), the showroom at H+H Kia is packed with fresh metal.
But with this ambition can sometimes bring confusion: the trim level jungle.
LX, S, EX, SX, X-Line, GT-Line – it’s an alphabet soup that can leave even seasoned car buyers feeling a bit lost.
Consider this your field guide.
We’re cutting through the brochure-speak to lay out what actually matters in Kia’s 2026 lineup, helping you pinpoint the model and, crucially, the trim that makes sense for driving in Omaha without overspending on features you’ll never use or, worse, missing out on the ones you really want.
In This Post
- Kia’s Trim Strategy: Method to the Madness?
- 2027 Kia Telluride: The All-New Three-Row Flagship
- Kia Sorento: The Versatile Mid-Sizer
- Kia EV9: Boldly Electric, Family-Sized
- Kia K4: The Reimagined Compact (Now with a Hatchback!)
- Kia K5: The Stylish Mid-Size Contender
- Kia Sportage: Refreshed and Ready
- Kia Carnival: The Un-Minivan
- Kia EV6: The Electric Pioneer
- Kia Niro: The Versatile Hybrid
- Kia Seltos: The Compact and Capable SUV
- A Fond Farewell: Kia Soul Discontinued
- Choosing Your Kia Trim in Omaha
- The Takeaway: Variety is Kia’s Spice
- Frequently Asked Questions About 2026 Kia Trims in Omaha
- Q: What is the best 2026 Kia trim for handling snow and winter weather in Omaha?
- Q: For a typical Omaha driver, is it worth upgrading from the Kia EX to the SX trim?
- Q: Which Kia models offer All-Wheel Drive (AWD) for 2026?
- Q: What happened to the Kia Soul?
- Q: Can the Kia EV6 and EV9 use Tesla Superchargers?
- Q: When will the new 2027 Telluride be available?
- Q: Where can I test drive different 2026 Kia trims in Omaha?
- References
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Kia’s Trim Strategy: Method to the Madness?
Before we wade into specific models, it’s worth understanding Kia’s general approach to this whole trim business. There is a pattern, even if it seems deliberately obtuse at times.
The Foundation (LX):
These are your entry points. Kia’s generally good at equipping even base models with the essentials – decent infotainment, core safety tech. Note, in some cases the “S” trim level is considered to be more of a base model.
The Sweet Spot (EX, Wind/Land for EVs):
This is often where the real value lies for many Omaha buyers. You typically see upgrades in materials (goodbye cloth, hello SynTex or even basic leather), more convenience features (power seats, bigger screens), and sometimes a wider color palette.
The Upmarket Push (SX, Prestige, GT-Line on non-performance models):
Here, Kia starts adding a layer of premium. Expect more sophisticated tech, plusher appointments, and often more distinctive styling elements.
The Specialists (X-Line, X-Pro, GT/GT-Line on performance models):
- X-Line/X-Pro: For the SUV crowd, these usually mean chunkier aesthetics, often standard AWD, and sometimes genuine (if mild) off-road enhancements. For 2026, X-Line and X-Pro models gain standard Terrain Mode (Snow, Mud, Sand) – a key advantage for handling Nebraska’s unpredictable weather.
- GT/GT-Line (performance-oriented): These signal sportier intentions, often with more potent engines, suspension tweaks, and aggressive styling.
This tiered approach allows Kia to cast a wide net. Now, let’s see how it plays out model by model.
2027 Kia Telluride: The All-New Three-Row Flagship
Big news for 2026: Kia skipped the 2026 Telluride model year to focus on a complete redesign. The all-new 2027 Telluride is arriving at dealerships now (Q1 2026) with a bolder, boxier design, new turbocharged powertrains, and an available hybrid option for the first time.
2027 Telluride
| Trim Tier | Key Characteristics | Who’s It For? |
|---|---|---|
| LX, S | Turbo 2.5L (274 hp), core Telluride goodness, ample space | Value-conscious families needing three rows |
| EX, SX | Enhanced tech, more luxury features, available Hybrid | Those wanting a more premium feel without maxing out |
| X-Line Variants | AWD, increased ground clearance, rugged styling | Buyers needing all-weather confidence and a tougher look |
| X-Pro Variants | Electronic limited-slip diff, Ground View Monitor, max capability | Those who might actually venture off paved roads |
| SX Prestige | Top-tier tech, ultimate Telluride luxury | When only the best (and most expensive) will do |
What’s New for 2027:
- Completely redesigned exterior with boxier, more rugged styling inspired by the EV9
- New 2.5L turbocharged four-cylinder engine (274 hp) replaces the old V6
- Available Turbo Hybrid powertrain (329 hp) with an estimated 35 MPG combined and 600+ mile range
- Flush door handles, new interior with curved dual-screen displays
- Enhanced X-Pro with Ground View Monitor camera system
- Streaming entertainment (Disney+, Netflix, YouTube) and NBA team display themes
Don’t Overlook: The new turbo engine provides similar performance to the old V6 with improved efficiency.
Sweet Spot Arguably: The EX Hybrid offers the best balance of efficiency, features, and value.
X-Factor: The X-Pro gets serious off-road upgrades including an electronic limited-slip differential and increased ground clearance (up to 9.1 inches with all-terrain tires).
Kia Sorento: The Versatile Mid-Sizer
Offering a slightly more maneuverable package than the Telluride, often with an available third row (best for small fries). For 2026, Kia adds a new X-Line SX-Prestige trim for both the Hybrid and PHEV, plus a new steering wheel with hands-on detection technology.
2026 Sorento
| Trim Tier | Key Characteristics | Who’s It For? |
|---|---|---|
| LX, S | Solid fundamentals, available three-row utility, now with leather-wrapped steering wheel standard on LX | Budget-focused buyers needing versatility |
| EX, SX | Upgraded materials, more tech, better comfort | The mainstream buyer wanting a well-rounded package |
| X-Line Variants | Standard AWD, tougher looks, enhanced capability | Those in snowier climes or light trail enthusiasts |
| X-Pro Prestige | Premium leather, full tech suite, top capability | Buyers wanting a loaded Sorento with all the trimmings |
What’s New for 2026:
- New X-Line SX-Prestige trim for Hybrid and PHEV with dark gunmetal/gloss black exterior accents
- Standard Terrain Mode (Snow, Mud, Sand) on all AWD trims
- New steering wheel design with hands-on detection technology
- Combined Level 1/Level 2 charging cable now standard on PHEV
- S trim no longer offers navigation or Wi-Fi
Key Differentiator: The Sorento offers a broader range of powertrains than the Telluride, including hybrid and PHEV options.
X-Line’s Appeal: Adds genuine AWD capability and a more assertive stance, which many find appealing even if they stick to Omaha’s asphalt.
Kia EV9: Boldly Electric, Family-Sized
Kia’s statement piece for its electric ambitions. A genuine three-row EV that’s now even more compelling for 2026 with the new Nightfall Edition and standard NACS charging port for Tesla Supercharger access.
2026 EV9
| Trim Tier | Key Characteristics | Who’s It For? |
|---|---|---|
| Light RWD | Most affordable entry to EV9 ownership, ~230 miles range | Early adopters focused on basic EV utility in a large package |
| Light Long Range RWD | Maximized driving range (~305 miles), RWD efficiency | Range-anxious buyers prioritizing miles per charge |
| Wind AWD | Dual-motor AWD (379 hp), ~283 miles range, great balance | Those needing all-weather grip and a solid feature set |
| Land AWD | More luxury, tech, and premium appointments | Buyers wanting a near-luxury EV experience |
| Land AWD Nightfall Edition | Gloss black accents, 20″ black wheels, exclusive Roadrider Brown | Those who want the stealthy, blacked-out look |
| GT-Line AWD | Sportiest styling, all available features, ~280 miles range | Performance-oriented EV buyers wanting the flagship model |
What’s New for 2026:
- Nightfall Edition on Land AWD with exclusive styling and enhanced Boost function (516 lb-ft torque, 0-60 in 4.5 seconds)
- Standard NACS charging port – plug directly into Tesla Superchargers without an adapter
- Terrain Mode (Snow, Mud, Sand) replaces 4WD on all AWD trims
- Increased range on select trims
- New Wolf Gray with Ebony Black roof two-tone option on GT-Line
- Price reductions of up to $2,000 on several trims
Range vs. Performance: The fundamental EV trade-off is clear here. More range often means RWD and a focus on efficiency; more performance (and AWD) can trim those miles but adds year-round capability for Nebraska winters.
The Big Leap: The move from RWD to the Wind AWD or Land AWD trims significantly changes the EV9’s character, feature set, and all-weather readiness.
Note: The EV9 GT with 500+ hp was originally announced for 2026 but has been postponed indefinitely.
Kia K4: The Reimagined Compact (Now with a Hatchback!)
Replacing the Forte, the K4 aims for a more stylish and tech-forward presence in the compact sedan segment. Big news for 2026: A new K4 Hatchback joins the lineup, offering more cargo versatility with the same great tech.
2026 K4 Sedan
| Trim | Powertrain Highlights | Key Feature Focus |
|---|---|---|
| LX | 2.0L 4-cyl (147 hp), CVT | 12.3-inch touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto |
| LXS | 2.0L 4-cyl, CVT | Blind-spot detection, rear cross-traffic alert, 16-inch alloy wheels |
| EX | 2.0L 4-cyl, CVT | Dual 12.3-inch panoramic displays, dual-zone climate control, wireless phone charging |
| GT-Line | 2.0L 4-cyl, CVT | Sportier aesthetic, 18-inch alloys, gloss black exterior accents |
| GT-Line Turbo | 1.6L Turbo (190 hp), 8-spd Auto | Turbocharged engine for a more engaging driving experience |
2026 K4 Hatchback (NEW!)
| Trim | Powertrain Highlights | Key Feature Focus |
|---|---|---|
| EX | 2.0L 4-cyl (147 hp), CVT | Standard BSM, RCCA, Safe Exit Warning, 22.2 cu ft cargo |
| GT-Line | 2.0L 4-cyl, CVT | Sport-tuned suspension, sportier styling, improved handling |
| GT-Line Turbo | 1.6L Turbo (190 hp), 8-spd Auto | The hot hatch of the lineup with turbocharged punch |
What’s New for 2026:
- All-new K4 Hatchback body style with 22.2 cu ft of cargo (59.3 cu ft with seats folded)
- Hatchback starts at the EX trim with more standard safety features
- Sport-tuned suspension exclusive to GT-Line and GT-Line Turbo hatchbacks
- Available Disney-themed display overlays (Marvel, Star Wars, FIFA, National Geographic)
Sweet Spot: The sedan’s EX feels like the volume seller for those prioritizing a modern cabin experience, perfect for commuting on I-80. For the hatchback, the GT-Line Turbo offers impressive value around $30,000 with all the goodies.
The GT-Line Turbo Difference: This transforms the K4’s character, making it a genuinely engaging compact with real punch.
Kia K5: The Stylish Mid-Size Contender
The K5 continues to offer a more dynamic alternative to some of the blander options in the mid-size sedan market. Minor updates for 2026 keep it fresh.
2026 K5
| Trim | Powertrain Highlights | Key Feature Focus |
|---|---|---|
| LXS FWD | 191-hp 2.5L, 8-spd Auto | Strong base features: 12.3″ screen, wireless CarPlay/Android Auto, safety suite |
| GT-Line FWD | 191-hp 2.5L, 8-spd Auto | Sportier styling, SynTex, heated seats, new 18″ gloss black wheels |
| GT-Line AWD | 191-hp 2.5L, 8-spd Auto, AWD | Adds AWD, heated steering wheel. The only K5 with all-wheel drive |
| EX | 191-hp 2.5L, 8-spd Auto | Luxury-focused: Bose audio, ventilated seats, wood trim, advanced tech |
| GT | 290-hp 2.5L Turbo, 8-spd DCT, FWD | Performance powerhouse: sport suspension, unique styling, most potent engine |
What’s New for 2026:
- New 18-inch gloss black wheels on GT-Line trim
- GT model gets cleaner look with logo removed from brake calipers
AWD Scarcity: If you need all-wheel drive in a K5 to handle Omaha’s seasons, your choice is made for you: GT-Line AWD.
Two Personalities: The K5 range really splits with the GT. Lower trims are stylish and comfortable cruisers; the GT is a bona fide sport sedan.
EX vs. GT: A clear choice between plush luxury (EX) and outright performance (GT).
Kia Sportage: Refreshed and Ready
The Sportage got a significant mid-cycle refresh for 2026 – a year earlier than expected. New styling, new tech, and enhanced capability make this the most desirable Sportage yet.
2026 Sportage
| Trim Tier | Key Characteristics | Who’s It For? |
|---|---|---|
| LX | The accessible starting point with 12.3″ displays, now with refreshed styling | Value-conscious buyers who want a stylish compact SUV |
| EX | Builds on LX with more convenience features; available Premium Package adds panoramic roof and Bose audio | The mainstream buyer looking for a well-rounded package |
| X-Line | Rugged persona with distinctive styling and standard AWD with Terrain Mode | Those who like a tougher look, even for urban driving |
| SX | A step towards premium with more luxury features | Buyers wanting a more refined experience |
| SX Prestige | Higher-grade materials, advanced tech, 10″ head-up display (HEV/PHEV) | Those who want all the bells and whistles |
| X-Pro | Builds on X-Line with added capability for light off-roading | The adventurous type who might venture off the pavement |
| X-Pro Prestige | The “have it all” Sportage with max features and capability | Those who want everything |
What’s New for 2026:
- Refreshed front and rear styling with new bumpers and LED lighting
- Available curved 12.3-inch touchscreen with Connected Car Navigation Cockpit (ccNC)
- New 10-inch head-up display (HEV and PHEV)
- Digital Key with ultra-wideband technology – use your phone as a key and share via text
- Standard Terrain Mode (Snow, Mud, Sand) on X-Line, X-Pro, and all AWD trims
- New S and X-Line trims available for Sportage Hybrid
- Increased horsepower on Hybrid models (now 227 hp) and PHEV (261 hp)
Local Favorite: The X-Line is a popular choice for those who like the tougher look and the confidence of standard AWD with Terrain Mode for our local driving conditions.
Hybrid Advantage: The Sportage Hybrid offers excellent efficiency (up to 43 MPG combined on FWD LX) without sacrificing practicality.
Kia Carnival: The Un-Minivan
The Kia Carnival continues to blur the lines between minivan and SUV. Following its 2025 refresh that added a hybrid option, it carries forward as the most affordable minivan on sale.
2026 Carnival
| Trim Tier | Powertrain Highlights | Key Feature Focus |
|---|---|---|
| LX | 3.5L V6 (287 hp), 8-spd Auto | Foundational value, seating for 7 |
| LX+ | 3.5L V6, 8-spd Auto | Adds seating for 8, driver assistance features |
| EX | 3.5L V6, 8-spd Auto | Tri-zone climate, smart power tailgate, 12.3-inch touchscreen |
| SX | 3.5L V6, 8-spd Auto | Ventilated front seats, rear-seat entertainment |
| SX Prestige | 3.5L V6, 8-spd Auto | Dual sunroofs, Bose premium audio, leather seating |
| Hybrid Trims | 1.6L Turbo Hybrid (242 hp) | Available across multiple trims for improved fuel economy |
Don’t Overlook: Even the lower trims get the same robust V6. The core package is strong. The Carnival starts at just $38,485 – the most affordable minivan on sale.
Sweet Spot Arguably: The EX or SX trims strike a compelling balance of features and luxury.
Hybrid Option: The hybrid powertrain offers improved fuel economy for families who do a lot of driving – perfect for road trips to see family or weekend getaways.
Family Fit: The EX or SX trims make a great choice for family trips to the Henry Doorly Zoo or a weekend getaway.
Kia EV6: The Electric Pioneer
The EV6 continues to be a stylish and sporty choice in the EV market. It received a major refresh for 2025, so 2026 is a carryover year – but that means you’re getting a proven, recently-updated platform.
2026 EV6
| Trim Tier | Key Characteristics | Who’s It For? |
|---|---|---|
| Light | Standard range battery (63 kWh), RWD (167 hp), ~240 miles range | The entry point to EV6 ownership |
| Light Long Range | Large battery (84 kWh), RWD (225 hp), ~319 miles range | Maximum range for the money |
| Wind | 84 kWh battery, RWD or AWD (320 hp), ~295 miles AWD | A balance of range, features, and value |
| GT-Line | 84 kWh battery, RWD or AWD, sportier styling, ~271 miles AWD | Sportier styling and more premium features |
| GT | 84 kWh battery, AWD (641 hp!), ~231 miles | High-performance, with incredible acceleration |
Key Features:
- Standard NACS charging port for direct Tesla Supercharger access – no adapter needed
- 800-volt architecture allows 10-80% charging in under 18 minutes on a 350-kW fast charger
- Up to 319 miles of range (Light Long Range RWD)
- Award-winning design with sleek, coupe-like styling
Range vs. Performance: The Light Long Range offers the best range; the GT offers supercar-like acceleration (0-60 in ~3.4 seconds).
Our Pick: The Wind AWD offers the best balance – dual motors for all-weather traction, solid range, and a reasonable price point.
Noteworthy: The EV6 was refreshed for 2025 with a larger battery, improved infotainment, and the NACS port. For 2026, you get all those benefits without the wait.
Kia Niro: The Versatile Hybrid
The Niro family offers a range of efficient powertrains to suit different needs, from a standard hybrid to a plug-in hybrid and a full EV. For 2026, it carries over unchanged as Kia prepares for a potential redesign or replacement.
2026 Niro
| Trim Tier | Key Characteristics | Who’s It For? |
|---|---|---|
| Niro Hybrid | Most affordable, excellent fuel economy (up to 53 MPG) | Budget-conscious and eco-friendly drivers |
| Niro Plug-in Hybrid | All-electric range for short trips, hybrid for longer journeys | Those who want to try electric driving without the range anxiety |
| Niro EV | Fully electric with respectable range | Drivers ready to make the full switch to electric |
Sweet Spot Arguably: The EX trim is a great value, adding features like a larger touchscreen, wireless charging, and heated seats – a must-have for those cold Nebraska mornings.
The Big Leap: Moving up to the SX trim adds luxury features like perforated SynTex seats, a heated steering wheel, and a premium Harman Kardon sound system.
Noteworthy: The Niro offers three distinct levels of electrification, allowing buyers to choose the one that best fits their lifestyle and driving habits.
Kia Seltos: The Compact and Capable SUV
The Seltos fits in the lineup as a stylish and capable compact SUV. For 2026, it becomes Kia’s entry-level crossover (with the Soul discontinued) and adds a new budget-friendly LX FWD trim.
2026 Seltos
| Trim Tier | Powertrain Highlights | Key Feature Focus |
|---|---|---|
| LX FWD (NEW) | 2.0L 4-cyl, CVT, FWD | New affordable entry point, 8-inch touchscreen |
| LX AWD | 2.0L 4-cyl, CVT, AWD | Standard all-wheel drive, 8-inch touchscreen |
| S | 2.0L 4-cyl, CVT, FWD/AWD | 10.25-inch touchscreen, roof rails |
| EX | 2.0L 4-cyl, CVT, FWD/AWD | Sunroof, SynTex seating, power driver’s seat |
| SX | 1.6L Turbo (195 hp), 8-spd Auto, AWD | Bose premium audio, smart cruise control, max features |
What’s New for 2026:
- New LX FWD trim lowers entry price – now Kia’s most affordable SUV
- New gloss black 17-inch wheels available with EX Sunroof Package
Don’t Overlook: The LX AWD trim offers all-wheel drive at a very competitive price point – rare and valuable in this class for Omaha drivers.
Sweet Spot Arguably: The EX trim offers a great balance of features and value, with amenities like a sunroof and wireless charging.
The Big Leap: The SX trim provides a near-luxury experience with features like a Bose audio system and adaptive cruise control, plus the more powerful turbocharged engine.
A Fond Farewell: Kia Soul Discontinued
After three generations and 1.5 million units sold (who could forget those dancing hamster commercials?), the Kia Soul has been discontinued for 2026. If you loved the Soul’s quirky personality and boxy practicality, consider the Seltos, Niro, or the upcoming EV3 as alternatives.
Choosing Your Kia Trim in Omaha
So, how do you pick? It’s less about the “best” trim and more about the “best for you” trim.
Be Brutally Honest About Your Budget: This is always step one. It narrows the field considerably.
Identify Your Must-Have Features:
- Need AWD for weather or unpaved roads? This points you to specific trims (often X-Line, X-Pro, or dedicated AWD versions). For 2026, X-Line and X-Pro models come with Terrain Mode for extra confidence.
- Is a particular safety feature non-negotiable (e.g., blind-spot view monitor)? Check which trims include it.
- Do you crave leather, a sunroof, or a premium sound system? These are typically mid-to-upper-tier offerings.
Consider Your “Nice-to-Haves”: These are features you’d like but could live without if the price jump is too steep. This is where you weigh the incremental cost against the perceived benefit.
Engine Choices Matter: In models like the K4 and K5, stepping up to a “GT” or “Turbo” trim isn’t just about badges; it’s a significant powertrain upgrade. Decide if that extra performance is worth it.
Don’t Get Dazzled by the Top Trim (Unless You Can Afford It): It’s easy to want the flagship, but often the trim level just below it offers 90% of the experience for a noticeably smaller outlay.
Consider Electrification: With gas prices fluctuating and the EV charging network expanding (the EV6 and EV9 can now use Tesla Superchargers!), hybrid and electric options are more compelling than ever.
The Takeaway: Variety is Kia’s Spice
Kia’s extensive trim strategy is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it provides a dizzying array of choices. On the other, it means there’s a high likelihood you can find a configuration that closely matches your specific desires and budget, without paying for a bundle of features you don’t care about.
The key is to do your homework – which, by reading this, you’ve already started. Understand the hierarchy, pinpoint your priorities, and you’ll be well-equipped to find the Kia that fits not just your driveway, but your life. And hopefully, without too much of a headache deciphering those badges.
Frequently Asked Questions About 2026 Kia Trims in Omaha
To help you even further, here are answers to some of the most common questions we hear from customers at our Omaha dealership.
Q: What is the best 2026 Kia trim for handling snow and winter weather in Omaha?
For Omaha’s unpredictable winter weather, the X-Line and X-Pro trims are your best choice. Found on SUVs like the Telluride, Sorento, and Sportage, these trims come standard with All-Wheel Drive (AWD), increased ground clearance, and more rugged features. New for 2026, these trims also include standard Terrain Mode (Snow, Mud, Sand) for even better traction control on slippery roads. The AWD system provides crucial traction and stability on snowy or icy Nebraska roads, making them the most capable and confidence-inspiring options for winter driving.
Q: For a typical Omaha driver, is it worth upgrading from the Kia EX to the SX trim?
This depends on your priorities and budget. The EX trim is often the sweet spot for value, providing sought-after features like SynTex seating, larger screens, and key convenience items. The SX trim elevates the vehicle to a near-luxury level with upgrades like a premium Harman Kardon audio system, a panoramic sunroof, more advanced Drive Wise safety features, and often a more powerful engine. If your budget allows, the SX offers a truly premium experience. For the best balance of features and price, the EX is an excellent choice for most families.
Q: Which Kia models offer All-Wheel Drive (AWD) for 2026?
All-Wheel Drive is available on every 2026 Kia SUV, including the Telluride, Sorento, Sportage, and Seltos. It’s also available on the K5 sedan and is a key feature of the dual-motor electric models like the EV6 and EV9. While not always necessary for a dry summer day, having AWD provides significant peace of mind and safety during wet spring downpours and icy winter commutes around the Omaha metro.
Q: What happened to the Kia Soul?
The Kia Soul has been discontinued for 2026 after three generations. If you loved the Soul, consider the Kia Seltos (which is now Kia’s most affordable SUV), the Niro, or the upcoming Kia EV3 electric crossover as alternatives.
Q: Can the Kia EV6 and EV9 use Tesla Superchargers?
Yes! Starting with the 2025 models and continuing into 2026, the EV6 and EV9 come standard with a NACS (North American Charging Standard) port. This means you can plug directly into Tesla Superchargers – the largest fast-charging network in the country – without needing an adapter.
Q: When will the new 2027 Telluride be available?
The all-new 2027 Kia Telluride is arriving at dealerships now (Q1 2026). It features a complete redesign with a boxier look, new turbocharged engines, and an available hybrid powertrain for the first time. Stop by H+H Kia to see it in person!
Q: Where can I test drive different 2026 Kia trims in Omaha?
You can experience the difference between all the Kia trim levels right here at H+H Kia in Omaha. Seeing the difference in materials and technology between an LX, EX, and SX in person is the absolute best way to make your decision. Our team can help you compare models and find the perfect Kia for your needs.
References
- caranddriver.com
- edmunds.com
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- hhkia.com
