The standout feature of the interior sketch is unquestionably the wide and panoramic dash, which is home to a new infotainment and navigation system in the form of a 10.25-inch touch screen.
A central touch-control panel situated just below offers easy adjustment of in-car ventilation and air con. Kia has also included adjustable mood lighting that changes the cabin lighting to suit user preferences.
This forthcoming small SUV is actually a production version of the SP Signature concept presented at the Seoul Motor Show in March. At first glance, it looks like a relatively robust new model that stands out with its long bonnet and LED headlights that stretch out to the grille.
The vehicle is scheduled to be unveiled in summer 2019, before debuting at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September.
It is expected to go on sale in South Korea by the end of the year before rolling out to global markets from 2020. Kia is billing the new small SUV as aimed at millennials with a taste for technology.
