It’s unmistakably Sorento with updated elements, including a larger signature tiger-nose grille and long swept-back Projector Beam Headlights. For captivating, sophisticated style without compromise.
Seating that bends to you. It’s a spacious interior that adapts to your needs. Designed with available second-row sliding seats to give rear passengers easy third-row access. Plus, available Remote Release lets you conveniently fold down the second row while standing at the rear of the vehicle—giving you more room as you pack in your cargo
Smart Power Liftgate. Automatic and intuitive, the available hands-free Smart Power Liftgate opens when it senses your smart key—with no hands or feet required. And the liftgate can be adjusted to your height preference, making closing the hatch even more convenient
Kia unveiled the third-generation Sorento roughly three years ago and now time has come for a mid-cycle refresh in its domestic market South Korea. The changes are quite subtle and include slightly updated headlights now benefiting from full-LED technology. These are accompanied by mildly modified fog lights (or “ice cube” lights as Kia likes to call them), also using light-emitting diodes. Some minor tweaks to the bumper and wider chrome fins for the grille round off the novelties at the front.
Moving at the back, there are dual more angular chrome exhaust finishers, repositioned reflectors (now sitting higher) and a revised appearance for the LED taillights that sort of remind us of the Audi Q5. Elsewhere, Kia has a new pair of running boards as well as shiny set of 19-inch alloy wheels with a curved multi-spoke design.
Things get more interesting inside the cabin where the first thing you’ll probably notice is the steering wheel with a square center and a round indentation. The 2018 Sorento now has Kia’s latest and greatest infotainment system together with a discreetly altered gearshift. Extra safety and assistance kit and a new tan color for the leather upholstery complete the package.
It’s unmistakably Sorento with updated elements, including a larger signature tiger-nose grille and long swept-back Projector Beam Headlights. For captivating, sophisticated style without compromise.
Seating that bends to you. It’s a spacious interior that adapts to your needs. Designed with available second-row sliding seats to give rear passengers easy third-row access. Plus, available Remote Release lets you conveniently fold down the second row while standing at the rear of the vehicle—giving you more room as you pack in your cargo
Smart Power Liftgate. Automatic and intuitive, the available hands-free Smart Power Liftgate opens when it senses your smart key—with no hands or feet required. And the liftgate can be adjusted to your height preference, making closing the hatch even more convenient
Kia unveiled the third-generation Sorento roughly three years ago and now time has come for a mid-cycle refresh in its domestic market South Korea. The changes are quite subtle and include slightly updated headlights now benefiting from full-LED technology. These are accompanied by mildly modified fog lights (or “ice cube” lights as Kia likes to call them), also using light-emitting diodes. Some minor tweaks to the bumper and wider chrome fins for the grille round off the novelties at the front.
Moving at the back, there are dual more angular chrome exhaust finishers, repositioned reflectors (now sitting higher) and a revised appearance for the LED taillights that sort of remind us of the Audi Q5. Elsewhere, Kia has a new pair of running boards as well as shiny set of 19-inch alloy wheels with a curved multi-spoke design.
Things get more interesting inside the cabin where the first thing you’ll probably notice is the steering wheel with a square center and a round indentation. The 2018 Sorento now has Kia’s latest and greatest infotainment system together with a discreetly altered gearshift. Extra safety and assistance kit and a new tan color for the leather upholstery complete the package.
