Spectator Sportage
Going by what we’ve seen from afar, Kia's 5th gen Sportage which is based on their new N3 architecture, has a lot going for it. Will it make it to India? That is the question.
20/07/2021
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MUMBAI
Kia recently revealed the all-new Sportage which currently sits in its 5th generation guise. On this 5th-gen Sportage, which is based on a new platform, and has a more driver-centric design, Kia, has made numerous changes in order to further elevate the brand and take it to a whole new level. It sure seems like Kia is moving in the right direction. Inspired by Kia’s new design language, Opposites United, the Sportage looks sharp and dominating. The front fascia of the Sportage is dominated by a huge grille which is flanked by all-LED headlights with DRLs that are shaped like a boomerang. The front bumper is styled aggressively and features silver L-shaped highlights that encase the fog lights. The side profile of the Sportage looks bulky with the flared wheel arches and sharp cuts across the sides. Depending on the model, Kia is offering 17-, 18-, and 19-inch alloy wheels with 7 different designs and colours for the alloys. At the back, the wrap-around taillights look stunning. And to complement it further, the taillights extend across the boot giving it a more fluid look. The blacked-out rear bumper with silver accents makes the rear profile look more appealing. Inside the
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