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NEW Kia Sportage Revealed! A closer look at the changes to this popular SUV | What Car?

The Kia Sportage is the UK's second finest selling vehicle, however have the current changes made it a lot more appealing? Learn here!

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37 responses to “NEW Kia Sportage Revealed! A closer look at the changes to this popular SUV | What Car?”

  1. @thebigcheese6606 Avatar
    @thebigcheese6606

    Old one looked better. But this is getting better.

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    1. @PCs454 Avatar
      @PCs454

      no they fixed the ugly round wheel, and put the modern EV lines wheel now. 🥳

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  2. @lomarvian4208 Avatar
    @lomarvian4208

    No annoying beeping safetyq feature?

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    1. @Sno0py-XV208 Avatar
      @Sno0py-XV208

      Agreed. That’s what we all want to know. The bugbear of every Jaecoo, MG and BYD owner.

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    2. @powershin12 Avatar
      @powershin12

      you can turn the beeping off or set the volume to minimum.

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    3. @Sno0py-XV208 Avatar
      @Sno0py-XV208

      @@powershin12Indeed you can…EVERY TRIP! Very annoying. They should make a profile setting linked to the key so that it is automatically set each time. Hopefully KIA have learned from MG, Jaecoo and BYD mistakes.

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    4. @powershin12 Avatar
      @powershin12

      @Sno0py-XV208 are you sure? did you set the driver profile, the one that pops up on the infotainment screen when you turn the car on? because mine always save my preference every single time i turn it on, and it is the pre-FL car.

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    5. @123silentassassin Avatar
      @123silentassassin

      @Sno0py-XV208they can’t, it’s considered a safety feature so NCAP want people to make a conscious decision with turning stuff like that off before every journey and every new car not previously sold in Europe has to have that type of thing

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  3. @Sno0py-XV208 Avatar
    @Sno0py-XV208

    PHEV range? Prices? Luxury tax? Driver alert BONGS? So much missing in this review.

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    1. @stephenwakeman3074 Avatar
      @stephenwakeman3074

      It’s a reveal, not a review. Most of that info won’t have been released yet.

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    2. @madmcadder4536 Avatar
      @madmcadder4536

      Just pick what you want and lease the vehicle. My neighbour is an ex car salesman and would never buy another car. He has a Golf R on lease. My wife has just leased an Elroq. It’s better to invest your hard earned money than spend it on a car that will depreciate.

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    3. @Pelenor-b9u Avatar
      @Pelenor-b9u

      ​​​@@madmcadder4536 I’d argue that (at least in my country) it’s cheaper to buy cash instead of leasing. I bought a brand new Skoda Octavia back in 2020 for 24.000€. If I did leasing instead, now I would be with no car and I would have payed almost the full price of the vehicle. Now my expenses are just the regular maintenance and insurance costs and I can save more money each month for investments instead of having a monthly lease payment.

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    4. @henryviiifake8244 Avatar
      @henryviiifake8244

      ​@@Pelenor-b9u It’s always cheaper in total to buy in cash, but for many people spreading the cost out over a longer time (rather than paying all at once in cash) makes the cost easier to absorb.
      E.g. It’s easier to come up with, say, €400 per months unstead of saving up a lump sum of €30,000 that you’re not using for anything else (for example, not putting in a savings account or investing).

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    5. @TheGadgetbadger Avatar
      @TheGadgetbadger

      It’s not a review. They’ve just launched the car. The review will follow no doubt.

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  4. @Dinesh-11-11 Avatar
    @Dinesh-11-11

    Charge point is CCS or Type2

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  5. @urbanstrencan Avatar
    @urbanstrencan

    Here is just the question what you like better Hyundai Tucson or KIA Sportage 😅😅.
    But still nice job by KIA updating Sportage to keep up with all the new SUVs on the market in 2025.

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    1. @mikadavies660 Avatar
      @mikadavies660

      Kia. Hyundai mostly look weird….

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    2. @madanto2394 Avatar
      @madanto2394

      What with a Ferrari Purosange.

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  6. @rizwandaudi1904 Avatar
    @rizwandaudi1904

    When will thus face-lift version be available?

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  7. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    At first glance I am trying to work out “what is new?”.. it looks like other KIAs…

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  8. @madanto2394 Avatar
    @madanto2394

    The PHEV 290bhp version will be absolutely savage in sport mode just hope carbon ceramic brakes are fitted.

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    1. @Tackyauto Avatar
      @Tackyauto

      Ceramic brakes on a Sportage 😂😂

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  9. @anakinskywalker4113 Avatar
    @anakinskywalker4113

    Still cannot believe that you don’t get an unlimited mileage warranty in the UK. Come on get with the times. Even little old Australia on the other side of the world has had an unlimited mileage warranty.

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  10. @PiotrTodryk Avatar
    @PiotrTodryk

    now just waiting for hyundai to change all their designs…

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  11. @madsdgdhg Avatar
    @madsdgdhg

    Nope, the new steering wheel is horrendous. The white interior for all GT-Line versions (as done for other Kia models) is also a downgrade for me.

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  12. Avatar
    Anonymous

    The interior looks much nicer. Shiny black plastics are no more – all replaced by patterned matte plastic and metal. The seats have a beautiful color pattern. And the exterior is decent, not amazing. But those wheels just look bad, hopefully there are more options in you select the GT Trim.

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  13. @Ronin585 Avatar
    @Ronin585

    Hello. I think the video is missing some information. The new Kia Sportage XL, the long version of the current Sportage, has arrived in the US and South Korea. Which version of the new Kia Sportage will be coming to Europe, the current version or the longer one? I’m asking because they’re presenting the new Kia Sportage model without explaining its measurements/dimensions. Thanks! Best regards.

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  14. @CKGoldiing Avatar
    @CKGoldiing

    😂 big Will’s disgust @ 8:52

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  15. @crazy8310 Avatar
    @crazy8310

    When this coming to middle east ?

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  16. @MrAtheHun Avatar
    @MrAtheHun

    Fenders? Aren’t they the things that hang off boats, or am I missing something?

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    1. @supermario79 Avatar
      @supermario79

      American word for wings on the car lol 😂

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  17. @MyFuzzyAfterlife Avatar
    @MyFuzzyAfterlife

    Wrong! The most important change is in fact the removal of all the piano black on the centre console! Simply lovely

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    1. @aye3678 Avatar
      @aye3678

      One of the best changes they’ve made imo.

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    2. @MR-sw4on Avatar
      @MR-sw4on

      Also, the transmission is 8-speed?

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  18. @WilliamLaverick-wo1nb Avatar
    @WilliamLaverick-wo1nb

    Competitively priced usually means I can’t afford it.

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  19. @Dazzaisaac Avatar
    @Dazzaisaac

    The wheels are to modern for that car. I personally feel they age the car design.

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  20. @CNGTunes Avatar
    @CNGTunes

    Pointless refresh purely to put up prices I think

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