Electric cars are becoming more popular every day, as people become more and more interested in reducing their carbon footprint. But with so many different electric models available, it can be tough to decide which one is right for you. In this blog post, we’ll compare the Kia EV6 and the Hyundai Ioniq 5 to help you make your decision. Both cars are excellent options, but one might be a better fit for your needs than the other. Keep reading to find out more!

Kia EV6 vs Hyundai Ioniq 5 Trim Levels

Ioniq 5

The Ioniq 5 comes in SE, SEL and Limited trim levels. Each having the same 77.4kWh battery pack producing 225hp. As standard in the SE you get ultra-fast charging, capable of 10-80% in just 18 minutes, as well as 8-way power driver seat, heated front seats, 12.3inch touch screen with Apple Carplay and Android Auto, rearview camera and parking guide, keyless entry and start and cool features such as automatic retracting door handles. 

SEL adds H-Tex™ leatherette seating, wireless phone charging, rear heating/cooling vents, heated steering wheel and ambient lighting to the interior, with auto dimming rear view mirror. 

Limited trim adds 20inch wheels over the standard 19inch, remote smart park assist, premium exterior accents, rain sensing wipers, glass roof, power passenger seat, ventilated front seats, with driver seat memory support and relaxation function. For entertainment there is the Bose Sound System, heads up display and comes with a Hyundai digital key. 

Kia EV6 

Kia EV6 comes in trim levels based on rear or all-wheel drive. For rear wheel drive there is Light, Wind and GT Line. The All-wheel drive options are Wind and GT Line only. The same size 19inch wheels are available with the 20inch only available on the top GT Line AWD model.

Every trim level comes with heated power folding mirrors, high beam assist, rain sensing wipers, dual 12.3inch display with Apple Carplay and Android Auto, wireless phone charging, smart key, dual zone climate control, power driver’s seat and heated front seats. 

All above the base trim gets a smart power tailgate, upgraded 14-speaker Meridian Sound System, vegan leather seats which are heated and ventilated, with passenger power adjustment and a vehicle-to-load external port – meaning you can power household appliances wherever you are (the Ioniq 5 comes with this too).

The upper trim levels are there for styling mostly. With a different steering wheel, set of pedals, door sill look and headliner, with some exterior touch ups added to the design making them seem different.

What you do have is an upgrade in power. With the e-AWD models producing 320hp, they pack a real punch over the RWD 225hp, or the base Light EV6 producing just 167hp. 

The Light EV6 has the smaller 58kWh battery pack than the Ioniq 5, hence the lower starting price. If you upgrade to the 77.4kWh model this will cost at least another $6,100, making it cost slightly more than the Hyundai. 

Kia EV6 vs Hyundai Ioniq 5 Price

The Kia EV6 Starts at a MSRP of $40,900, and the Ioniq 5 from $44,000. Already a slightly cheaper option, the range of up to 310 miles offers a little more for your charge than the 303 miles in the Ioniq 5 (estimated), but the EV6 range varies based on trim level. 

Kia EV6 vs Hyundai Ioniq 5 Conclusion

Overall, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV 6 are similar. Kia offering a sporty and curved design over the chiseled Hyundai. The better value and range is in the Ioniq 5, but it offers less equipment as standard. The ultimate choice is basing it on design and equipment, as they are both alike.

The All-New Kia Sportage is completely redesigned for the 2023 model year. Kia has been taking the automotive world by storm with its new and redesigned lineup of vehicles. Kia has held a reputation for a budget-friendly value brand in years past but releases like the Kia Telluride and redesigned Kia Sorento has instilled a new life to the South Korean brand. The brand now offers several models with striking exteriors paired with modern, tech-friendly interiors. Kia still offers one of the best value lineups on the market, and drivers now get a modern, aesthetically pleasing vehicle for that price. The 2023 Kia Sportage is no different.

Originally released in 1993, the Kia Sportage has been a popular compact SUV. The redesigned version is set to hit dealerships in 2022. The Kia Sportage offers a wide range of technology and comfort features and is available in a variety of exterior color options. In this article, we will explore the 2023 Kia Sportage Exterior Color Options.

The 2023 Kia Sportage is available in a wide variety of different exterior colors. We’ve included all of the color options with pictures below:

Ebony Black

Steel Gray

Snow White Pearl

Glacial White Pearl

Everlasting Silver

Wolf Gray

Gravity Gray

Fusion Black

Sapphire Blue

Dawning Red

Jungle Green

Glacial White Pearl / Ebony Black

Wolf Gray / Ebony Black

Jungle Green / Ebony Black

2023 Kia Sportage Color Options By Trim Level

2023 Kia Sportage LX

• Ebony Black
• Steel Gray
• Snow White Pearl
• Glacial White Pearl
• Everlasting Silver
• Gravity Gray
• Fusion Black

2023 Kia Sportage EX

• Ebony Black
• Glacial White Pearl
• Everlasting Silver
• Gravity Gray
• Sapphire Blue

2023 Kia Sportage X-Line AWD

• Ebony Black
• Glacial White Pearl
• Wolf Gray
• Sapphire Blue
• Dawning Red
• Jungle Green

2023 Kia Sportage SX

• Ebony Black
• Glacial White Pearl
• Wolf Gray
• Sapphire Blue
• Dawning Red
• Gravity Gray

2023 Kia Sportage SX Prestige

• Ebony Black
• Glacial White Pearl
• Wolf Gray
• Sapphire Blue
• Dawning Red
• Gravity Gray

2023 Kia Sportage X-Pro

• Ebony Black
• Glacial White Pearl
• Sapphire Blue
• Dawning Red
• Gravity Gray
• Glacial White Pearl / Ebony Black
• Wolf Gray / Ebony Black
• Jungle Green / Ebony Black

2023 Kia Sportage X-Pro Prestige

• Ebony Black
• Glacial White Pearl
• Sapphire Blue
• Dawning Red
• Gravity Gray
• Glacial White Pearl / Ebony Black
• Wolf Gray / Ebony Black
• Jungle Green / Ebony Black

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Kia has introduced a new ‘small’ SUV into their line up for 2022, the Seltos. Designed to sit between the Soul and the Sportage the Seltos pairs Kia’s distinctive style with practicality in a car that you can still easily nip around town in.

The 2022 Kia Seltos has 5 trim options starting at $22,590 with the LX trim up to the SX Turbo starting at $28,090. 

What’s included with each trim? Let’s take a deeper look.

Kia Seltos LX

The 2022 Kia Seltos enters with the 2.0L 4-cylinder, 147HP LX Trim. This trim comes with the Intelligent Variable Transmission, a faster, more efficient automatic gearbox that is said to provide a much smoother driving feel, as well as an estimated 31mpg and all-wheel drive.

The Seltos also provides 17-inch Alloy Wheels, 8.0-inch Touchscreen Display with rear view camera, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Remote Keyless Entry, and Steering-Wheel Controls. 

Kia has a clear focus on safety options on all their cars and there is no shortage of safety features available on the Seltos. All Trim levels come with Forward Collision-Avoidance, Lane Departure Warning, Lane Keep Assist, and Driver Attention Warning, High Beam Assist, Lane Following Assist and Rear Occupant Alert.

There are only 4 exterior colour options on the LX so if having an interesting colour is important you may want to look at the other trim options.

Kia Seltos S 

Starting at $22,790 the Seltos S is the next trim option. There are 9 colour options including 3 dual colour ways offering different roof colour to body work. Same engine, transmission and power as the LX but comes as Front-Wheel drive with the option to change to All-Wheel drive.

The interior treats you with a larger 10.25-inch Touchscreen display with navigation, automatic climate control and leather wrapped steering wheel and shift knob.

Kia Seltos Nightfall Edition

The Nightfall Edition is the ‘special edition’ in this range starting from $26,790, has a 1.6L Turbocharged 4-cylinder engine pushing an extra 28 BHP over the LX and S trims. The Nightfall comes as All-wheel drive with torque vectoring, and Kia’s 7-speed Quick Shift DCT Transmission. 

This trim boasts 18-inch Alloy wheels with matte black finish, black roof rails and exterior accents, and cloth seats with blue stitching detail. There are the same 9 colourways available as the S as well as the same interior and safety features.

Kia Seltos EX

Next up is the EX, starting at $25,890. Only 6 exterior colour options and no dual roof colourways. However, the EX offers both grey and black SynTex interior options. The styling is slightly different as the EX has an upgraded Grille with integrated LED light bar and power sunroof. 

The engine, performance and safety are the same as the S but comes in the All-Wheel drive set up and the interior provides wireless phone charging, rear USB ports, and push button start. 

Kia Seltos SX Turbo

The top trim is the SX Turbo starting at $28,090. Same performance to the Nightfall but without the Nightfall styling. The SX still comes with machine finish 18-inch alloy wheels, sport steering wheel, auto-dimming rear-view mirror, smart cruise control, and electronic parking brake.

With 12 colour options and 3 interior seat trims to choose from, the SX is the most customisable option.

The Seltos offers a great range of options to suit individual needs and of course as with all Kia models comes with their incredible 10 year/100,000 mile warranty.