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Bold design, clever technology and the versatility you expect from a family SUV – the Kia Sportage brings them all together.
One of Kia's most established and popular models, today's Sportage has evolved into a sophisticated SUV offering an impressive choice of efficient petrol and electrified powertrains.
Inside, there's plenty of space for passengers and luggage, while a modern digital cockpit keeps navigation, entertainment and vehicle information conveniently within reach.
Whether you're looking for a traditional petrol model, want the simplicity of a self-charging hybrid or you're ready to make more of your everyday journeys using electric power, there's a Sportage designed to suit.
Introducing the limited-edition Kia Sportage Storm – a bold new take on Kia’s award-winning family SUV. Combining striking design, premium technology and everyday practicality, the Sportage Storm is designed for drivers who want something a little more distinctive.
With its commanding SUV stance, advanced hybrid technology and impressive level of standard equipment, the Sportage Storm delivers style and confidence on every journey. Whether you’re commuting, exploring the countryside or heading away with the family, it offers the comfort, efficiency and versatility to make every drive enjoyable.
Why Choose the Kia Sportage Storm?
Is the Sportage Storm Right for You?
If you’re looking for an SUV that combines eye-catching design with cutting-edge technology and exceptional everyday usability, the Kia Sportage Storm is an excellent choice. As a limited-edition model, it offers even greater value while delivering everything drivers love about the Kia Sportage.
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With several different engine choices available, understanding the Sportage range can initially look rather complicated.
It doesn't need to be.
The conventional petrol Sportage keeps things simple.
Its turbocharged petrol engine provides flexible everyday performance without requiring any change to the way you drive or refuel.
It's a straightforward choice if you don't particularly need electrification and want a familiar petrol-powered family SUV.
The Sportage Mild Hybrid (MHEV) uses a small battery and electric assistance to support the petrol engine.
The system can recover energy during deceleration and use electrical assistance to help improve efficiency.
There's no need to plug it in – simply drive and refuel as you would a conventional petrol car.
The Sportage Hybrid (HEV) takes electrification further by combining its petrol engine with a more powerful electric motor and battery.
The car can use petrol power, electric power or a combination of both, automatically managing the system as you drive.
Again, there's no need to plug it in.
It's an excellent choice for drivers who want the benefits of hybrid driving without having to think about charging.
The Sportage Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) features a larger battery that can be charged from an external power source.
This allows shorter everyday journeys to be completed using electric power, while the petrol engine remains available whenever you need to travel further.
If you can regularly charge at home or work and much of your everyday driving involves shorter journeys, the PHEV can be a particularly appealing option.
The Sportage has never been shy, and the latest design certainly isn't about blending into the background.
Kia's distinctive front styling and modern lighting signature give the Sportage an unmistakable road presence, complemented by sculpted bodywork and confident SUV proportions.
Different specifications introduce their own design details, with GT-Line models adding a sportier appearance and GT-Line S providing a more premium finish.
It's a family SUV with plenty of personality.
Inside, the Sportage makes excellent use of its dimensions.
There's generous headroom and legroom for passengers in both the front and rear, while the wide-opening doors make getting children, child seats and everything else associated with family life in and out easier.
Luggage capacity varies according to powertrain because of the different battery systems, but the Sportage provides generous carrying space across the range.
Fold the rear seats and there's even more room for larger loads.
Whether it's the weekly shop, pushchairs, suitcases, golf clubs or everything required for a family holiday, the Sportage has been designed with everyday practicality firmly in mind.
The Sportage's interior is dominated by its modern digital display arrangement.
Depending on specification, technology includes:
The curved display creates a clean, contemporary dashboard while keeping important information and controls conveniently accessible.
Sportage Pure provides a generous level of standard equipment and all the essentials needed for comfortable everyday family driving.
Highlights include:
Pure makes an excellent introduction to the Sportage range while retaining the space, design and technology that make the model so appealing.
Sportage GT-Line adds a sportier character both inside and out.
Highlights include:
For many drivers, GT-Line provides a particularly attractive balance between specification, sporty design and everyday usability.
Sportage '3' focuses on additional comfort and technology.
Depending on powertrain, highlights include:
It's a strong choice for drivers who want additional equipment without necessarily wanting the sportier GT-Line treatment.
At the top of the range, GT-Line S combines sporty design with some of the Sportage's most sophisticated comfort and technology features.
Depending on powertrain and current specification, highlights include:
GT-Line S is designed for drivers who want maximum equipment alongside the Sportage's practicality and distinctive styling.
One of the Sportage's greatest strengths is that there isn't just one type of Sportage buyer.
Its spacious interior makes it a natural family car, but its comfortable driving position and manageable dimensions also make it an appealing choice for couples and drivers moving from a smaller car.
And with petrol, mild hybrid, hybrid and plug-in hybrid options available, you can choose the level of electrification that fits the way you actually drive.
There's no need to choose a particular technology simply because it's the newest – the right Sportage is the one that works best for your journeys.
The Kia Sportage offers an extensive range of intelligent driver-assistance technology.
Depending on specification, features include:
These systems are designed to provide additional support whether you're negotiating busy town traffic, travelling on the motorway or manoeuvring into a tight parking space.
Every new Kia Sportage comes with Kia's renowned 7-year/100,000-mile warranty.
That's long-term reassurance whether you choose petrol, mild hybrid, full hybrid or plug-in hybrid power.
Stylish, spacious and packed with technology, the Kia Sportage remains one of the most compelling family SUVs in the Kia range.
With a choice of petrol, mild hybrid, self-charging hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains, you can choose a Sportage that suits the way you drive rather than changing the way you drive to suit the car.
Add generous passenger and luggage space, advanced technology and Kia's 7-year warranty and it's easy to understand the Sportage's enduring popularity.
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More and more motorists are choosing to drive electric and hybrid vehicles. As such, you’ll find plenty of charging points available across the UK, whether you’re in town, at work, or on the motorway.
Charging your electric vehicle (EV) or plug-in hybrid (PHEV) at home is simple. You can either use a standard three-pin socket, or invest in a wallbox. The wallbox is a much faster solution, cutting charge times down by several hours. And with manufacturer deals or government incentives often available on wallboxes, it’s a cost-effective option too.
Many workplaces are starting to provide rapid-charging facilities for employees’ vehicles. Indeed, government help is available for businesses, such as the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS), which is provided by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEZ). If your workplace doesn’t yet have rapid charging, you can plug into a three-pin socket.