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Check out Kia’s vehicle lineup at the Virtual 2020 Texas Auto Show. Kia features a full range of models, highlighted by the All-New 2021 K5, 2021 Telluride Nightfall Edition and 2021 Seltos! Check out these vehicles, along with Kia’s other great models!
Nearly a decade after the 2011 Kia Optima paved the way for one of the auto industry’s most significant growth and achievement stories, Kia is resetting expectations again with its all-new K5. Representing one of the biggest leaps forward between generations in recent automotive history, the K5 celebrates this bold new chapter in Kia’s story with an equally bold name to emphasize the mid-size sedan’s revolutionary design, all-new safety and performance enhanced “N3” platform, turbocharged engines, available all-wheel drive and high-impact technology. Base MSRP of $23,490.
Following a debut year defined by phenomenal sales success and an unprecedented number of industry accolades, including being named MotorTrend’s SUV of the Year, World Car of the Year, “North American Utility Vehicle of the Year” and Car and Driver’s 10 Best, Kia’s bold and capable Telluride ups its appeal with a special Nightfall Edition package. Imagined in America, designed in California and assembled in Georgia, the Telluride provides comfortable seating for up to eight, a powerful 291-hp 3.8-liter V6, available active on-demand all-wheel drive and an inspiring view of the world. Base MSRP of $31,990.
Launched earlier this year, the 2021 Seltos energizes the Entry SUV segment with a personality all its own. As a utility vehicle with an abundance of attitude, the Seltos arrived in the U.S. with modern styling and a penchant for adventure, whether that means everyday driving around town or in the wilderness on weekends. Complementing Kia’s robust SUV lineup, the Seltos slots between the popular Soul and Sportage models, providing a comfortable and tech-savvy cabin, a 175-hp 1.6-liter turbo and an available all-wheel drive system to handle more severe road conditions. Base MSRP of $21,990.
The 2021 Sportage is a carryover from last year’s refresh. New this year, the Nightfall Edition and Nightfall Edition Premium packages are available only on the S trim and replace last year’s S Sunroof Package and Premium Package. The Nightfall Edition features a new Sportage badge that spans the lift gate (similar to Telluride), piano black trim pieces on the front bumper, front and rear skid plates, and side sills, and 18-inch alloy wheels with blacked out center caps. Base MSRP of $23,990.
The 2021 Soul enters this model year as a carryover with only minor enhancements. The Soul GT-Line Turbo is simplified to Soul Turbo this year, which includes revised badging on the grille, steering wheel and rear lift gate. Remote start is now also integrated on the key fob for EX and Turbo models. Rear Occupant Alert is now standard across all variants. The X-Line and GT-Line 2.0-liter models with 18-inch wheels add standard RS valves to the shock absorbers for improved ride comfort. Base MSRP of $17,490.
The 2021 Forte is in its third year since the model’s complete redesign for 2019. Right-sized, tremendous value, excellent design and a trim for every driver, the Forte continues to be one of the compact sedan segment’s best offerings. Changes to the 2021 Forte are features that were once optional, but are now standard. Premium Navigation with modem, Harman Kardon premium audio, power sunroof and wireless charging are standard on EX trim. Base MSRP of $17,890.
The 2020 Sorento continues as a uniquely positioned three-row compact SUV that represents tremendous value across the model line. The V6 trim lineup has been simplified to include new S trim, which features the 2019 LX Convenience Package content, including 19-inch gloss black alloy wheels and matching gloss black roof rails, along with standard push button start and Forward Collision Avoidance Assist (FCA). Base MSRP of $26,990.
As a carryover model in its third year, Kia’s highest-performance vehicle remains poised to impress buyers and enthusiasts in a segment teeming with European sport sedan rivals. Stinger’s competitiveness increases with the introduction of the GT-Line on the 2.0L. The new GT-Line includes the eye-catching appeal of the 3.3L V6 GT with the drive and design of a genuine Grand Touring vehicle. Base MSRP of $33,090.
The popular and award-winning Niro compact crossover received several exterior enhancements for its 2020 mid-cycle refresh, including a redesigned front and rear fascias, a new diamond-pattern grille and dual chevron-shaped LED daytime running lights, new fog lamps and updated projector-type headlights. The rear LED combination lights have more technological appeal than previous and there are new 16-inch and 18-inch alloy wheel designs. Base MSRP of $24,590.
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