In profile, the proportions of the Sorento are subtly adapted to make it appear longer, with shorter front and rear overhangs and a longer wheelbase. It has Kia’s hallmark ‘tiger nose’ grille with ‘tiger eye’ LED daytime running light.
The next-generation model is based on an all-new platform, raising standards in the midsize SUV segment for space, practicality, efficiency and quality.
Inside, the Sorento comes with a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system incorporating an audio-visual navigation. It has a 12.3-inch high-resolution digital instrument cluster.
The new model is the result of a collaborative effort between all three design studios within Kia’s global design network; in Korea, Europe and North America.
New Sorento will make its public debut at the Geneva motor show on March 3, 2020. First imports to Australia are likely to be turbo-diesel powered models and arrived towards the end of June.
If you’re interested it might an idea contact your local Kia dealer soon because it’s likely there will be a strong global demand on a vehicle that’s been selling in huge numbers, so stocks may not keep up with the rush.
