Fifth-generation Kia Sportage breaks cover

Redesigned inside out, the SUV's latest iteration is due for global launch later this year

Published: June 08, 2021 17:42 Sony Thomas, Senior Editor

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Kia has revealed official images of the all-new fifth generation Sportage, redesigned completely based on Kia’s new design philosophy – Opposites United. Seen in the recently unveiled EV6 electric car, this new styling direction will form the basis of all future Kia designs. Image Credit: Supplied

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Up front, the Sportage gets a black grille, which stretches across the width of the face. A new take on the brand’s signature Tiger Nose grille, it is linked to the headlights by the boomerang-shaped LED DRLs. Image Credit: Supplied

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In profile too, the new Sportage looks sportier and sleeker without resorting to an overload of character lines. The silhouette is clean and refined and is accentuated by a chrome beltline and a black roof. Image Credit: Supplied

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At the rear, the Sportage gets broad shoulders and a fastback roofline that flows into the rear lamps that are connected to each other by a slim horizontal design. All this adds to the SUV’s bold stance. Image Credit: Supplied

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The interior gets an integrated curved display with a touchscreen pad and detailed air vents. The sweeping, curved dashboard adds to the sense of width and depth in the Sportage’s cabin. Image Credit: Supplied

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The centre console, finished to a high gloss, provides storage, operating system configuration, cupholders and soft-touch switches, the latter sitting on a raised profile alongside the shift-by-wire transmission dial. Image Credit: Supplied

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More information on the all-new Sportage will be available closer to the global market launch later this year. Image Credit: Supplied

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