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The new Kia ProCeed – merging stunning design with the space and versatility of a tourer

- Shooting brake body follows blueprint laid down by Kia Proceed Concept

- A true European: designed, developed, engineered, and built in Europe

- 594-litre luggage capacity from coupé-inspired body

- Engines include high performance 1.6-litre T-GDi for GT models, and choice of gasoline and diesel for GT Line variants

- Unique suspension tuning for ProCeed and ProCeed GT

- To be manufactured in Slovakia, with standard 7-year, 150,000km warranty

- On-sale from Q1 2019

Barcelona, January 2018 – The new Kia ProCeed merges stunning design with the space and versatility of a tourer in a five-door shooting brake body. Unveiled to the public at the 2018 Paris Motor Show, the new ProCeed goes on sale exclusively to European drivers during the first quarter of 2019.

Emilio Herrera, Chief Operating Officer for Kia Motors Europe, comments: “The new ProCeed represents everything that Kia stands for. This beautiful shooting brake body offers drivers an unmatched combination of design, space and versatility, representing a unique proposition in the mid-size family car segment. Engineered on European roads, for European drivers, the ProCeed will be engaging to drive. Built in Europe, to the highest standards of production, it also offers owners the reassurance of Kia’s unique 7-Year, 150,000-kilometre warranty.”

Carrying the name over from the second-generation Kia pro_cee’d three-door coupé, the new ProCeed has been designed, developed and engineered in Europe. A product of Kia’s European design, product development and R&D teams in Frankfurt, Germany, the ProCeed is manufactured at the brand’s Žilina production facility in Slovakia. It is built alongside the Kia Ceed and Ceed Sportswagon, introduced in 2018.

Matching the daring design and engineering which renders it the sportiest iteration of the new Ceed model family, the Kia ProCeed is available exclusively as a GT Line or high-performance GT model.

Herrera comments: “As part of the expanded Ceed model family, the ProCeed will play a significant role in Kia’s ongoing European growth. More than 1.3 million examples of the Ceed family have been sold in Europe since 2006, making it one of our best-selling models alongside the Sportage. The ProCeed widens the appeal of the Ceed range even further.”

Production of the ProCeed shooting brake began in November 2018, and sales commence exclusively across Europe in the first quarter of 2019. It is covered by Kia’s quality promise, with the brand’s industry-leading 7-Year, 150,000-kilometre warranty as standard.

Design

A unique shooting brake silhouette

The new Kia ProCeed encapsulates the spirit and athleticism of the second-generation Kia pro_cee’d hatch. A shooting brake by design, the ProCeed presents an alternative to the traditional three-door hatch, and marries its imposing proportions with a compact footprint that hints at its outright agility. With the DNA of a coupé, the ProCeed is lower and longer than both the Ceed five-door hatchback and Sportswagon. Yet, it combines its striking visual presence with a dash of versatility, giving it a unique raked-back silhouette unlike anything in the family car segment.

Emilio Herrera comments: “The ProCeed takes the Ceed model family in a bold new direction. Where the Ceed Sportswagon majors on practicality, the ProCeed provides couples or young families with the space and versatility of a wagon, combined with an emotive, swept-back design. Where focusing on one of these normally compromises the other, the ProCeed is the first car in the mainstream segment to combine both.”

The ProCeed has been designed at Kia’s European design centre in Frankfurt, Germany, under the direction of Gregory Guillaume, European Head of Design, and Peter Schreyer, President of Design and Chief Design Officer.

Gregory Guillaume comments: “Europe’s shrinking market for three-door hatchbacks brought the future of the pro_cee’d in question. But it was equally inconceivable that we would simply kill off the pro_cee’d. It was not just the name we gave to our three-door cee’d - it meant so much more than that. It embodies all Kia's values of youthful dynamism, of emotional engagement, and of design-led desirability.

Guillaume adds: “We needed to reinvent the pro_cee’d to ensure that all that vitality and vibrancy wasn’t simply lost. It had to be a model that not only sat at the top of the current Ceed family, but one that was also immediately identifiable as the most emotionally engaging car in the range. The result is the striking all-new ProCeed.”

The ProCeed is available as a GT Line or high-performance GT model, a brief which enabled Kia’s European design teams to create a confident and sporty design for the halo model of the Ceed family. Low, lean and lithe, its stance and proportions are different, sharing only its bonnet and front wings with the Ceed five-door. With its own individual style and character, every other panel is new. Yet the ProCeed features many of Kia’s now familiar design motifs, and its ‘family face’ is instantly recognisable. With the iconic ‘tiger nose’ grille and wide lower air intake, the castellated windscreen, and the brand’s inimitable mix of taut creases and curvaceous sheet metal, it is every bit the contemporary Kia.

Like the Ceed, the front of the ProCeed is built around precise, linear shapes, with ‘ice cube’ LED daytime running lights as standard, echoing the appearance of earlier Kia GT and GT Line models. The new model retains the same 1,800 mm width as the Ceed five-door hatchback, but features its own unique front bumper design.

In profile, the new car is informed by the design of the 2017 Kia Proceed Concept, mirroring its silhouette with a raked roofline that flows elegantly downwards into the rear shoulders. Taut creases run the length of the car, trailing from the headlamps to the tailgate to extend its visual length. It carries over the window line from the 2017 concept car, including the acutely angled chrome ‘Sharkblade’, emphasising the dramatic roofline.

Its steeply raked rear windscreen separates it from its siblings in the Ceed model family, as well as other cars in its class. The rear windscreen of the Ceed Sportswagon is angled at 50.9° off-vertical, while the five-door hatch windscreen sits at 52.4°. A defining element of its coupé-like shape, the rear window on the new ProCeed is more horizontal, angled at 64.2° off-vertical.

At 4,605 mm long, the ProCeed is 5 mm longer than the Ceed Sportswagon, with a longer 885 mm front overhang. At 1,422 mm in height, its roofline sits 43 mm lower than that of the Sportswagon, while ground clearance is reduced by 5 mm, to 135 mm (the result of a 10 mm reduction in its suspension height, offset slightly by the adoption of larger wheels). Constructed on the same ‘K2’ platform as other Ceed models, the 2,650 mm wheelbase remains unchanged.

The rear of the car is what differentiates it fully from other models in the Ceed range, inspired by the layout of the 2017 Proceed Concept. Combined with its lower overall height, the new wide rear bumper gives the car an assertive, sporty stance, with dual-tip exhausts for GT and GT Line models enhancing its sense of dynamism and sportiness. The ProCeed name is spelled out in capitals across the centre of the tailgate, beneath LED tail-lights which span the width of the tailgate – giving the car a unique light signature.

From launch, the new ProCeed will be available in a choice of 10 paint finishes. Buyers of the ProCeed GT Line can specify 17- or 18-inch aluminium alloy wheels, while ProCeed GT models are fitted with 18-inch wheels as standard.

Interior design and packaging

Tourer space and versatility from ProCeed’s compact shooting brake body

Inside the cabin, the ProCeed features the same ergonomic cabin as its Ceed compatriots. The interior is characterised by high-quality soft-touch surfaces, metallic trim, and a horizontal dashboard layout.

Kia’s 7.0-inch ‘floating’ touchscreen infotainment system sits at the centre of the dashboard, with audio and heating and ventilation controls situated below. The dashboard itself is angled slightly towards the driver, a cinch to use on the move.

The ProCeed diverges from other models in the Ceed family line-up with a series of changes designed to introduce a sportier ambience to the cabin. The grey roofliner of the Ceed and Sportswagon is replaced with black cloth to envelop and cocoon occupants, and the door sills feature metallic scuff plates. It is fitted with a D-shaped steering wheel as standard, and – for models equipped with Kia’s double-clutch transmission – drivers change gear with new metal alloy steering wheel paddles.

The ProCeed is also available with a range of different front seats, depending on specification – with Kia’s ‘GT’ logo stitched into each. ProCeed GT models feature Kia’s new sports seat, with larger, firmer side and thigh bolsters compared to the original cee’d GT. Trimmed in black leather and suede the GT’s seats are finished with red stitching and GT logo. For the ProCeed GT Line, the standard front seats feature larger side bolsters than those found in the conventional Ceed and Sportswagon, trimmed in black cloth and light grey synthetic leather. GT Line buyers can also specify optional GT-style seats, with the same side and thigh support as the high-powered GT model, finished in black leather and suede with grey stitching.

The ProCeed’s platform supports the car’s efficient packaging, creating ample space for occupants in the front and rear. For rear passengers, the lower hip-point (compared to Ceed and Sportswagon models) offsets the effects of the ProCeed’s lower roofline, creating head and leg room aplenty.

The ProCeed offers more luggage capacity than many conventional compact family wagons – and even many tourers from classes above. With a capacity of 594 litres (VDA), the ProCeed’s boot is 50% more capacious than that of the Ceed five-door hatchback. With no boot lip and a lower ride height than the Sportswagon, the low lift-over height of the shooting brake tailgate also makes it remarkably easy to load and unload.

While the Ceed Sportswagon’s boot is marginally larger, at 625 litres, the ProCeed offers identical versatility features, making it one of the most usable cars in its class. These include 40:20:40 split-fold rear seats, folded with a single touch from a lever just inside the tailgate. With the seats folded, the boot floor is flat. An underfloor storage area can stow smaller items and the boot features a bag hook to prevent groceries and other items rolling around the load bay. The optional Smart Power Tailgate opens automatically when it detects the ProCeed’s smart key in close proximity to the tailgate, for occasions when users’ hands are full with heavy cargo. The load bay features a net to secure small items, as well as a luggage floor rail system.

Ride and handling

Developed in Europe for maximum driving confidence on all roads

The ProCeed has been engineered and developed exclusively for European roads and European drivers. Europe is characterised more than any other continent by its diversity of driving conditions: high speed motorways, zigzagging alpine routes, congested city centres and winding, unpredictable country lanes. The ProCeed has been developed to master all these environments, and has been tuned to offer greater dynamism, driver engagement and confidence, and cruising comfort than earlier generations of Ceed.

Accordingly, every Kia ProCeed is fitted with fully-independent suspension as standard, bucking the trend for other mid-size family cars to offer the more advanced multi-link rear suspension as an expensive option.

Built around the same suspension system found in the Ceed and Ceed Sportswagon, the ProCeed offers a unique state of tune compared to its siblings. Matching the sleek design, it seeks to provide drivers with agile and immediate handling responses, close body control under cornering, and a blend of comfort and unwavering stability at high speeds.

The ProCeed’s suspension – for both GT and GT Line models – is 10 mm lower than the Ceed and Sportswagon, with spring and damper rates tailored to accommodate its shooting brake dimensions and cab-rearward design.

The ProCeed is fitted with the same fully-independent suspension hardware as the Ceed. However, additional fine-tuning to the shock absorbers, springs, anti-roll bars and steering parameters has given the ProCeed its own unique character within the Ceed range. Kia's development engineers focused on enhancing the agility and responsiveness of the suspension, while retaining the relatively relaxed gait that owners would expect of the 'grand touring' shooting brake body. The suspension of the ProCeed GT Line – the start of the ProCeed range – has been tuned to accommodate its longer body and cab-rearward dimensions, with identical front spring and anti-roll bar rates to the conventional Ceed five-door hatchback. However, the rear springs are 22% firmer than the standard Ceed hatch, while the rear anti-roll bar is 3% stiffer, ensuring the ProCeed is engaging and confidence-inspiring to drive on a winding country lane, while remaining comfortable on the motorway.

The high-performance ProCeed GT has been engineered at the direction of Albert Biermann, Head of Research and Development for the Hyundai Motor Group. Additional testing has further enhanced its cornering agility and yaw behaviour, and increased traction and steering responsiveness. This has been achieved with the adoption of 13% firmer front springs and 44% firmer rear springs, increasing body control and improving responses to steering inputs. The front anti-roll bar retains the same characteristics of the standard Ceed, keeping the front inside tyre in-contact with the road under heavy cornering, aiding traction and grip. The rear anti-roll bars are 6% stiffer, increasing lateral load transfer to the rear tyres, boosting agility by enabling faster yaw behaviour, and reducing understeer. These changes mean ProCeed GT drivers can enjoy faster cornering speeds than many more powerful front-wheel drive ‘hot hatches’, while revelling in the ‘gran turismo’ spirit of everyday usability that defines all Kia GT models.

The ProCeed features electric motor-driven power steering, offering incisive responses to steering inputs with a fast 12.7:1 ratio and requiring only 2.44 turns lock-to-lock.

High-powered ProCeed GT models are fitted as standard with Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tyres, which enable higher yaw velocity and enhance the GT’s responsive and engaging handling.

Technology in the ProCeed also plays a role in enhancing both driving enjoyment and safety, with Electronic Stability Control (ESC) and Kia’s Vehicle Stability Management (VSM) system as standard. This enables the inclusion of Torque Vectoring by Braking technology, an electronic driver support feature which intelligently brakes the inside wheels to reduce understeer around corners. The technology makes the ProCeed more enjoyable and confidence-inspiring to drive on the type of winding lanes and mountain passes upon which it has been developed.

Powertrains

Exclusively turbocharged engines for Kia’s new shooting brake

The ProCeed is powered by a wide choice of engines, to meet the powertrain expectations of European buyers – who are increasingly familiar with fast-revving, highly efficient turbocharged engines that offer immediate acceleration and a broad spread of torque.

The ProCeed GT Line is available with a choice of three engines. Gasoline options include Kia’s popular 1.0-litre T-GDi (turbocharged gasoline direct injection) engine, producing 120 ps and 172 Nm torque. Equipped with the 1.0-litre T-GDi engine (and paired with a six-speed manual transmission), the ProCeed accelerates from 0-to-100 kph in 11.3 seconds. CO2 emissions are rated from 122 g/km (WLTP ‘combined’ cycle, 17-inch wheels).

The most powerful engine for GT Line models is the brand’s new ‘Kappa’ 1.4-litre T-GDi power unit, which produces 140 ps. The engine’s turbocharger ensures its 242 Nm torque output is available over a wide 1,500-3,200 rpm band, making it responsive in a wide range of driving conditions. The 1.4-litre T-GDi engine enables the ProCeed to accelerate from 0-to-100 kph in 9.1 seconds when paired with the standard six-speed manual transmission, with CO2 emissions from 130 g/km (WLTP ‘combined’ cycle, 17-inch wheels). Models fitted with the optional seven-speed double-clutch transmission can accelerate to 100 kph from a standstill in 9.4 seconds, with emissions rated from 125 g/km (WLTP ‘combined’ cycle, 17-inch wheels).

All three gasoline engines (including the 1.6-litre T-GDi engine for GT models – see below) are fitted with a gasoline particulate filter to reduce tailpipe emissions, ensuring the ProCeed goes beyond the requirements of the Euro 6d TEMP emissions standard.

Buyers can specify an efficient new ‘Smartstream’ 1.6-litre CRDi (common-rail direct injection) diesel engine. Kia's new Smartstream powertrain philosophy seeks to enhance fuel efficiency and performance with reduced emissions. The new Smartstream engine has been developed with an optimised powertrain structure and design, compact and lightweight components, and enhanced combustion technology, maximising fuel efficiency and driving performance. The 1.6-litre diesel engine in the Ceed and ProCeed is the first Smartstream diesel engine from Kia, and the company's cleanest diesel engine to-date.

With a power output of 136 ps, the new 1.6-litre Smartstream engine can be paired with a six-speed manual or seven-speed double-clutch transmission. It produces 280 Nm when paired with the manual transmission, with the 0-to-100 kph sprint completed in 10.4 seconds and CO2 emissions from 104 g/km (WLTP ‘combined’ cycle, 17-inch wheels). With the optional seven-speed double-clutch transmission, the ProCeed’s 1.6 Smartstream engine produces 320 Nm, enabling acceleration from 0-to-100 kph in 10.1 seconds, and CO2 emissions of 109 g/km (WLTP ‘combined’ cycle, 17-inch wheels). Designed to go beyond the stricter limits laid down by the latest Euro 6d TEMP emissions standard, the Smartstream engine uses Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) active emissions control technology to significantly reduce emissions. The new engine therefore produces less carbon dioxide, particulate matter and NOx compared to earlier Kia diesel engines.

Marking the return of Kia’s high-performance ‘GT’ model, the ProCeed GT is powered by a 1.6-litre T-GDi engine, identical to that found in the new Ceed GT. Producing 204 ps and 265 Nm, it is the most powerful engine in the line-up. The new ProCeed GT and Ceed GT also see the introduction of Kia’s seven-speed double-clutch transmission for the first time, enabling quick-fire gear shifts via the metal alloy steering wheel paddles.

Equipped with the six-speed manual transmission, the ProCeed GT can accelerate from 0-to-100 kph in 7.6 seconds, on to a top speed of 230 kph (143 mph). Paired with the seven-speed double-clutch transmission, the car accelerates from 0-to-100 kph in 7.5 seconds, with a 225 kph top speed (140 mph). The ProCeed GT emits from 155 g/km CO2 with a manual transmission (WLTP ‘combined’ cycle), and from 142 g/km with the double-clutch transmission.

Technology and safety

Innovations to make life easier, more comfortable and safer

Like the Ceed, technology provides key benefits to ProCeed ownership, with a range of innovations designed to make life easier, more comfortable and safer on the move.

The ‘floating’ infotainment system is available as either a 7.0-inch touchscreen audio system or 8.0-inch touchscreen navigation system, with navigation and Kia Connected Services powered by TomTom®. The system enables full smartphone integration with Apple CarPlay™ (for iPhone 5 and onwards) and Android Auto™ (for Android phones running 5.0 (Lollipop) or higher).

Buyers can specify a powerful JBL Premium sound system with Clari-Fi music restoration technology. Standard technologies include full Bluetooth smartphone integration, automatic lights, and keyless entry.

For models equipped with a seven-speed double-clutch transmission, the Drive Mode Select system enables owners to tailor their driving experience. Switching between Normal and Sport modes, Drive Mode Select alters the level of effort required to steer the car, and subtly changes the character of the powertrain. Normal mode maximises the potential for greater fuel efficiency and offers more relaxed steering inputs. Sport mode enhances throttle responses, enables faster acceleration – from a standstill and at speed – and adapts the steering to offer additional weight and more decisive responses to inputs. It also holds on to gears for longer under harder acceleration, allowing drivers to make the most of the car’s peak power.

An optional heated windshield uses nearly-imperceptible wires to gently heat the glass, making the car easier to live with in colder months by melting away frost, ice and windscreen mist at the push of a button. A wireless smartphone charger and heated front and rear seats are also available. Front-seat ventilation is also an option on ProCeed GT Line models.

In addition to the car’s six standard airbags, advanced driver assistance technologies enhance occupant protection, using active safety systems to mitigate the risk of collisions. Standard safety technologies will include High Beam Assist, Driver Attention Warning, Lane Keeping Assist with Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist.

The ProCeed is available with Lane Following Assist, a ‘Level Two’ autonomous driving technology which tracks vehicles in front in traffic, and detects road markings to keep the car in its lane on the motorway. The system controls acceleration, braking and steering, using radar sensors to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front. Lane Following Assist operates between 0 and 180 kph.

Additional available technologies include Smart Cruise Control with Stop & Go, Blind Spot Collision Warning, Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Warning, Smart Parking Assist, and pedestrian recognition for the Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist system.

Every ProCeed is equipped as standard with Kia’s Vehicle Stability Management (VSM). VSM ensures stability when braking and cornering by controlling the car’s Electronic Stability Control (ESC) if it detects a loss of traction.

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2018 KIA PROCEED – TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Body and chassis

Five-door, five-seater C-segment hatchback, with all-steel unitary construction shooting brake bodyshell. Choice of diesel and gasoline three- and four-cylinder engines, driving the front wheels via six-speed manual or seven-speed double-clutch transmission.

Engines

Gasoline

1.0-litre / 120 ps T-GDI gasoline (1.0 T-GDI)

Type Three-cylinder in-line, turbocharged

Capacity 1.0-litres, 998 cc

Bore and stroke 71.0 x 84.0 mm

Compression ratio 10.0:1

Max power 120 ps (88 kW) @ 6,000 rpm

Max torque 172 Nm (127 lb ft) 1,500-4,000 rpm

Valves 12 (four per cylinder)

Fuel system Direct injection

Emissions class Euro Stage 6d TEMP

1.4-litre / 140 ps T-GDI gasoline (1.4 T-GDI)

Type Four-cylinder in-line, turbocharged

Capacity 1.4-litres, 1,353 cc

Bore and stroke 71.6 x 84.0 mm

Compression ratio 10.0:1

Max power 140 ps (103 kW) @ 6,000 rpm

Max torque 242 Nm (178 lb ft) @ 1,500-3,200 rpm

Valves 16 (four per cylinder)

Fuel system Direct injection

Emissions class Euro Stage 6d TEMP

1.6-litre / 204 ps T-GDI gasoline (GT)

Type Four-cylinder in-line, turbocharged

Capacity 1.6-litres, 1,591 cc

Bore and stroke 77.0 x 85.44 mm

Compression ratio 10.0:1

Max power 204 ps (150 kW) @ 6,000 rpm

Max torque 265 Nm (195 lb ft) @ 1,500-4,500 rpm

Valves 16 (four per cylinder)

Fuel system Direct injection

Emissions class Euro Stage 6d TEMP

Diesel

1.6-litre / 136 ps Smartstream CRDi diesel (1.6 CRDi)

Type Four-cylinder in-line, turbocharged

Capacity 1.6-litres, 1,598 cc

Bore and stroke 77.0 x 85.8 mm

Compression ratio 15.9:1

Max power 136 ps (100 kW) @ 4,000 rpm

Max torque 280 Nm (207 lb ft) @ 1,500-3,000 rpm (6MT)

320 Nm (236 lb ft) @ 2,000-2,250 rpm (7DCT)

Valves 16 (four per cylinder)

Fuel system Common-rail direct injection

Emissions class Euro Stage 6d TEMP

Transmissions

Six-speed manual transmission (6MT)

Seven-speed double-clutch transmission (7DCT)

1.0 T-GDI 1.4 T-GDI 1.6 CRDi GT

Manual 6-speed MT 6-speed MT 6-speed MT 6-speed MT

Automatic --- 7-speed DCT 7-speed DCT 7-speed DCT

Gear ratios

1.0 T-GDI 1.4 T-GDi 1.6 CRDi GT

6MT 6MT 7DCT 6MT 7DCT 6MT 7DCT

1 3.615 3.615 3.929 3.636 3.786 3.615 3.643

2 1.955 1.962 2.318 1.962 2.261 1.955 2.174

3 1.286 1.257 2.043 1.189 1.957 1.370 1.826

4 0.971 0.951 1.070 0.844 1.023 1.036 1.024

5 0.774 0.778 0.822 0.702 0.778 0.893 0.809

6 0.639 0.633 0.884 0.596 0.837 0.774 0.854

7 --- --- 0.721 --- 0.681 --- 0.717

Reverse 3.700 3.583 5.304 3.583 5.074 3.700 4.696

Final drive 4.267 4.188 4.294 3.706 4.176 4.267 4.643

Drivetrains

Front-wheel drive (all models)

Suspension and damping

Front Fully-independent by subframe-mounted MacPherson struts, coil springs and gas-filled shock absorbers, with anti-roll stabiliser bar

Rear Fully-independent by subframe-mounted double wishbones, coil springs and gas-filled shock absorbers, with anti-roll stabiliser bar

Steering

Type Electric motor-driven rack-and-pinion power steering

Steering ratio 12.7:1

Turns (lock-to-lock) 2.44

Turning circle (m) 10.6

Wheels and tyres

Standard Alloy 17-inch, 225/45 R17 tyres

Optional Alloy 18-inch, 225/40 R18 tyres

GT (standard) Alloy 18-inch, 225/40 R18 tyres

Spare Tyre mobility kit or optional temporary spare wheel

Brakes

1.0 T-GDi 1.4 T-GDi 1.6 CRDi GT

Size, front (mm) 288 x 25 288 x 25 288 x 25 320 x 28

Type, front Ventilated disc

Size, rear (mm) 272 x 10* 272 x 10* 272 x 10* 284 x 10

Type, rear Solid disc

*284 x 10 solid disc rear brakes available, depending on specification / market

Exterior dimensions (mm)

Overall length 4,605 Overall width* 1,800

Overall height 1,422 Wheelbase 2,650

Front overhang 885 Rear overhang 1,070

Front track** 1,559 / 1,555 Rear track** 1,567 / 1,563

Ground clearance 135

*excluding door mirrors

**on 17-inch / 18-inch wheels

Interior dimensions (mm)

1st row 2nd row

Head room 962 950

Leg room 1,073 875

Shoulder room 1,428 1,399

Hip room 1,370 1,346

Capacities

Fuel tank 50 litres

Luggage (VDA) 594 litres

Weights (kg)*

1.0 T-GDI 1.4 T-GDi 1.6 CRDi GT

6MT 6MT 7DCT 6MT 7DCT 6MT 7DCT

Curb weight 1,285 1,303 1,330 1,363 1,390 1,336 1,363

Gross weight 1,820 1,840 1,870 1,900 1,920 1,870 1,900

Tow load, braked 1,200 1,410 1,410 1,500 1,500 1,410 1,410

Tow load, unbraked 600 600 600 650 650 600 600

Tow ball load 75 75 75 75 75 75 75

Roof load capacity 80 80 80 80 80 80 80

Performance

1.0 T-GDI 1.4 T-GDi 1.6 CRDi GT

6MT 6MT 7DCT 6MT 7DCT 6MT 7DCT

0-to-100 kph (secs) 11.3 9.1 9.4 10.4 10.1 7.6 7.5

80-to-120 kph (secs) 13.8 8.9 6.6 10.6 7.4 7.0 5.0

Top speed (kph) 190 210 205 200 200 230 225

Fuel efficiency

6MT models

1.0 T-GDI 1.4 T-GDi 1.6 CRDi GT

Fuel economy 5.3 ~ 5.5 5.7 ~ 5.9 3.9 ~ 4.3 6.8

(combined,

L/100km)*

CO2 emissions 122 ~ 126 130 ~ 135 104 ~ 111 155

(combined,

g/km)*

7DCT models

1.4 T-GDi 1.6 CRDi GT

Fuel economy 5.5 ~ 5.7 4.2 ~ 4.3 6.2

(combined,

L/100km)*

CO2 emissions 125 ~ 129 109 ~ 111 142

(combined,

g/km)*

JANUARY 2019

About Kia Motors Europe

Kia Motors Europe is the European sales, marketing and service arm of the Kia Motors Corporation. With its headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, it covers 30 markets in Europe.

About Kia Motors Corporation

Kia Motors Corporation () – a maker of world-class quality vehicles for the young-at-heart – was founded in 1944 and is Korea's oldest manufacturer of motor vehicles. Around 3 million Kia vehicles a year are produced at 14 manufacturing and assembly operations in five countries which are then sold and serviced through a network of distributors and dealers covering around 180 countries. Kia today has over 51,000 employees worldwide and annual revenues of over US$47 billion. It is the major sponsor of the Australian Open, official automotive partner of FIFA – the governing body of the FIFA World Cup™ – and official partner of the UEFA Europa League – the world’s largest professional club football competition. Kia Motors Corporation's brand slogan – "The Power to Surprise" – represents the company's global commitment to surprise the world by providing exciting and inspiring experiences that go beyond expectations.

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