Kia ranked number one in the industry today by J.D. Power in the 2020 U.S. Initial Quality Study (IQS), with a reported 136 problems per 100 vehicles. And for the sixth consecutive year, Kia is the number one mass-market automotive brand. “An exceptional run,” said Dave Sargent, Vice President, Automotive Quality, J.D. Power.
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While Kia revealed this week the fourth generation Carnival (also known as Sedona in overseas markets) today we want to share with you pictures of the US-spec variant of the Grand Utility Vehicle, the Kia Sedona, caught completely undisguised near the Namyang R&D Center.
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Kia Motors Corporation has revealed first images of the new Kia Carnival, the fourth generation of the brand’s flagship minivan. Released in Korean specification, the new Kia Carnival – sold in many markets worldwide as the Kia Sedona – has been designed to appeal to progressive young families, with a leading combination of innovation, flexibility, and style.
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Leaks about the Kia Stinger facelift wouldn’t stop emerging. While yesterday and today we shared some proofs like certifications or spy pictures that could confirm the refreshed Stinger will keep using current engines, now we want to share with you some of the slight changes we noticed on latest spy pictures. The healights now look very similar to Sorento or K5, with that 4
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While yesterday we shared the information of a Kia Stinger facelift passing through South Korea’s Emission Center with the 3.3-liter engine on June 12. Today we have more bad news as a new prototype was caught in a parking lot with some stickers that said was using the 2.0-liter Turbo engine. Looks like Hyundai Motor Group decided to not change the engines in both Stinger & G70 facelifts due to the engine problems that are suffering the new 2.5-liter. Hit the jump and check all the images.
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Bad news from South Korea where this information of Kia Stinger facelift emission certification has reached the internet and shows that the Stinger, known as CK, have passed it on June 12, with the 3.3-liter engine. That could mean two things, the South Korean model will keep the current engines or all models will do it.
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