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Kia Ranges
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Kia Carens
Used price:£403 - £15,686 -
Kia Ceed
New price:£22,385 - £30,945Used price:£480 - £23,856 -
Kia Cerato
Used price:£335 - £1,918 -
Kia e-Niro
Used price:£11,760 - £22,625 -
Kia EV6
New price:£45,275 - £62,675Used price:£22,818 - £44,472 -
Kia EV9
New price:£65,025 - £77,025Used price:£50,648 - £71,060 -
Kia Magentis
Used price:£295 - £2,806 -
Kia Niro
New price:£29,420 - £40,325Used price:£7,945 - £36,624 -
Kia Niro EV
New price:£36,825 - £42,325Used price:£19,294 - £31,625 -
Kia Optima
Used price:£1,755 - £21,760 -
Kia Picanto
New price:£13,510 - £17,490Used price:£389 - £17,741 -
Kia ProCeed
New price:£26,485 - £32,045Used price:£573 - £26,070 -
Kia Rio
Used price:£360 - £22,344 -
Kia Sedona
Used price:£360 - £3,389 -
Kia Sorento
New price:£43,985 - £57,025Used price:£437 - £46,200 -
Kia Soul
New price:£39,075 - £39,075Used price:£767 - £26,481 -
Kia Sportage
New price:£28,030 - £45,775Used price:£432 - £39,930 -
Kia Stinger
New price:£31,620 - £43,195Used price:£11,686 - £35,750 -
Kia Stonic
New price:£20,540 - £25,600Used price:£6,786 - £23,243 -
Kia Venga
Used price:£867 - £12,708 -
Kia Xceed
New price:£23,545 - £33,525Used price:£8,533 - £23,754
Most popular Kia reviews
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Kia Ceed Hatchback (2018 onwards) Review
Kia's hatch is highly commendable, if not quite class best
New price: £22,385 - £30,945PROS
- Well-equipped across range
- Lots of space inside
- Seven-year warranty
CONS
- Small engine range
- Not very fun to drive
- Limited personalisation
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Kia Ceed Sportswagon (2018 onwards) Review
Practical estate is a sensible if not scintillating choice
New price: £23,085 - £27,685PROS
- Well-equipped
- Seven-year warranty
- Enormous boot
CONS
- Not exciting to drive
- Limited engine range
- Dour interior
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Kia Sorento SUV (2020 onwards) Review
Smart, refined, and filled with clever touches
New price: £43,985 - £57,025PROS
- Flexible cabin seats up to seven
- Plug-in hybrid works well in town
- Affordable running costs
CONS
- Just one specification available
- Hybrid model labours on fast roads
- No cheaper front-wheel drive option
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Kia Soul SUV (2019 onwards) Review
Super cool electric SUV with excellent performance and range
New price: £39,075 - £39,075PROS
- Brisk performance
- Comfortable ride
- Good real-world range
CONS
- Small boot
- Dark interior
- MGs are cheaper
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Kia Xceed SUV (2019 onwards) Review
“Kia’s updates improve what was already a great family crossover”
New price: £23,545 - £33,525PROS
- Lots of technology
- Excellent build quality
- Seven-year warranty
CONS
- Not that engaging to drive
- Petrol engine noisy when pushed
- PHEV can’t meet official mpg figures
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Kia is a relatively new brand to the British car-buying public, however that is changing as the brand hits new sales records in the UK. The Korean manufacturer had not really been on Brits’ radar until the 21st century when models such as the Picanto, Rio, Sorento and Sedona started to make an impact in the new car market.
It was its second generation cars that has started to mark the brand out as a builder of quality, well-designed mainstream cars not least with the Ceed hatchback and Ceed Sportswagon (estate). Two of its latest models to receive the full make over is the Kia Carens, a compact people carrier, and the Kia Sportage, a spacious off-roader.
One of the key features of its new cars is its seven-year warranty that helps provide reassurance for potential owners.
Kia has come a long way since it started out as a manufacturer of steel tubing and bicycle parts in 1944. In 1951 it started building complete bicycles, then moved into motorcycle production in 1957, trucks in 1962 and eventually started making cars in 1974. It is now South Korea’s second largest car maker after Hyundai.