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Image via Kia of Billings. If you're an adventure lover looking for the perfect vehicle to help you conquer trails and rugged terrain, you should consider one of the impressive Kia off-roaders. Kia's off-road lineup includes the compact Seltos and Sportage, each with seating for five passengers. The Sorento and Telluride have three rows of seating, so you can bring along up to seven additional passengers. Each of these models is available with all-wheel drive and has a flexible cargo area with folding rear seats and a dual-level cargo floor. Downhill Brake Control is also standard on every model, which limits your speed to 5 mph as you head downhill, so you can focus on steering. Seltos Although the Seltos is the smallest of Kia's off-road vehicles, it has an impressive 26.6 cubic feet of cargo space and plenty of passenger room. Adventure enthusiasts will want to choose the X-Line trim, which comes with a 195-horsepower 1.6-liter 4-cylinder engine and Torque-Vectoring All-Wheel Drive with a center-locking differential. The X-Line also includes front and rear skid plates to protect the Seltos's underbody and high-utility roof rails for carrying large items. Sportage The Sportage features best-in-class cargo space of 39.6 cubic feet, so you can carry plenty of gear inside the cabin. Under the hood, the Sportage has a 187-horsepower 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine, and it can tow up to 2,500 pounds with trailer brakes. Its X-Line AWD trim comes ready for adventure with all-wheel drive, high-utility roof rails, and an increased 8.3 inches of ground clearance. Two available X-Pro trim levels add all-terrain tires, a heated windshield, and multi-terrain drive modes. Sorento The Sorento is available in a variety of configurations, with a choice of seating for six or seven and two available engines. The entry-level engine is a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder that produces 191 horsepower and tows 2,000 pounds. If you choose one of the adventurous X-Line or X-Pro trim levels, however, you'll enjoy a 281-horsepower turbocharged 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine and 3,500 pounds of towing capacity. The six-passenger X-Line and X-Pro trims come with high-utility roof rails, an increased 8.2 inches of ground clearance, and Torque-Vectoring All-Wheel Drive. The X-Pro also includes all-terrain tires and a 4,500-pound towing capacity. Every Sorento has 12.6 cubic feet of cargo space, which expands to 75.5 cubic feet with the rear seats folded. Telluride The largest Kia off-road vehicle is the Telluride, with seating for seven or eight and 21 cubic feet of cargo space. It's powered by a 3.8-liter V6 engine with 291 horsepower, and it can tow up to 5,000 pounds. Its 10 available trims include three X-Line trims with seating for seven, all-wheel drive, and high-utility roof rails. To find the Kia off-road vehicle that's just right for you, reach out to our sales department at Kia of Billings in Billings, MT, to schedule your consultation and test drive.

Image via Kia of Billings. A pioneer in the EV segment, Kia impresses with a range of popular electric vehicles, including the 2024 Kia EV6 and the 2024 Kia EV9. These models are a great alternative to their 2025 counterparts if you want a capable SUV at an affordable price. Here's a rundown of their main features so you can find your perfect match. more Info on the 2024 Kia EV6 Performance Perfect for anything from daily commutes to off-roading to fun at the racetracks, the 2024 EV6 spoils you with powertrain choices. A 58 kWh battery is standard on the base trim and pairs with a single electric motor driving the rear wheels. This system produces 167 horsepower, which is more than enough for responsive handling in the city. A 78 kWh battery pack is available, paired either with a single or a dual-motor setup. The RWD variant pumps out 225 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque, whereas the eAWD system delivers 320 horsepower and 446 lb-ft of torque. If you need more power, choose the EV6 GT, which provides a whopping 576 horsepower and 545 lb-ft of torque for a 0-60 mph time of 3.2 seconds. Range No matter which powertrain you like, the 2024 EV6 can take you far. The base configuration boats 232 miles per charge, but you can get up to 310 miles from the upper RWD trims. Charging is fast, with the battery replenishing from 10 to 80 percent in about 18 minutes at DC fast-charging stations. Interior and Cargo With seating for five, the 2024 EV6 is a great daily driver. In true EV spirit, the interior is eco-friendly, featuring a combination of vegan leather and recycled fabric seating surfaces that give the cabin an upscale sporty feel. Behind the rear seats, 24.4 cubic feet of cargo capacity gives you plenty of room for daily items. Info on the 2024 Kia EV9 Performance and Range The EV6's three-row sibling also offers the choice between various powertrain options. The standard RWD model has a 76.1 kWh battery that provides 215 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque, or you can also pair the RWD system with a 99.8 kWh long-range battery to boost range from the base 230 miles to 304 miles per charge. When paired with all-wheel drive, the bigger battery churns out 379 horsepower and up to 516 lb-ft of torque, giving you the confidence to go wherever adventure calls. Interior and Cargo Made for suburban families, the 2024 EV9 boasts a spacious cabin with standard seating for seven and available second-row captain's chairs. Both configurations offer ample legroom for passengers in the second and third rows, allowing everyone to travel comfortably. This model also offers outstanding storage space with a cargo capacity of 20.2 cubic feet behind the third-row seats. To try each of these amazing SUVs on the road, visit us at Kia of Billings in Billings, MT to schedule your test drive.

Image via Kia of Billings. The 2025 Kia Telluride is an incredible vehicle that rivals some entry-level luxury SUVs. It has an enormous number of standard features, cabin comforts that you'll fall in love with, and a comfortable ride quality. more Luxuriously Comfortable Interior The Telluride's cabin is comfortable from the seats to the overall environment. With standard Solar Control Glass, Privacy Glass, and Sound-Absorbing Windshield Glass, the cabin remains cool and private. Leather upholstery in all but the EX trim adds an upscale feel, as do the high-quality materials all around the cabin. The driver's seat is 6-way manually adjustable, but an 8-way or 10-way power-adjustable seat with power-adjustable lumbar support is available. An 8-way power passenger seat is available, too, to replace the standard 6-way manual seat. There are heated front seats in the S trim and up, ventilated front seats in the EX and up, and heated and ventilated rear seats are available. Excellent Ride Quality The Telluride is easy to drive and has precise steering, making it a great vehicle for both experienced and new drivers. The vehicle is powered by a 291-hop 3.8-liter V6 engine paired with an eight-speed transmission. The engine offers quick acceleration, bringing the vehicle to 60 mph in 6.8 seconds. Wonderful Infotainment System A 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen is standard in the Telluride, giving the car a Wi-Fi hotspot, navigation capability, and smartphone connectivity. Each trim has SiriusXM capability, which lets you enjoy over 100 channels of news, talk, sports, and music. Kia Connect is also standard, letting you control aspects of your vehicle using a smartphone, watch, or speaker. When your smartphone is connected to the system, you can use voice commands that Siri or Google Assistant will respond to, letting you use different phone functions via the infotainment system. Hands-free texting, calling, and music streaming are three useful features you can access in this way. Driver Talk and Quiet Mode Available Driver Talk lets you speak to the passengers in the second and third rows through the speaker system, making it easier for them to hear you. Standard Quiet Mode lets you shut off the speakers in the second and third rows and listen to the audio just up front, which can be useful if passengers are sleeping or enjoying media from their own devices. Tons of Standard Safety There are so many standard driver assistance features in the Telluride that you're bound to feel safe. Some standard features include Driver Attention Warning, Lane Departure Warning, Forward Collision Warning, and Park Distance Warning in the rear. Features available in some trims include a Blind-Spot View Monitor, Park Distance Warning in the front, and Parking Collision-Avoidance Assist behind the car. Come see the Telluride at Kia of Billings in Billings, MT. You can schedule a test drive on our website at your convenience.

Image via Kia of Billings. The new 2025 Kia Sorento Plug-in Hybrid is an adventurous three-row SUV that's spacious, accommodating, and efficient. If you're looking for an SUV that promotes a greener future, saves you money on gas, and has everything you need for a connected and comfortable driving experience, you'll love the new Kia Sorrento Plug-In Hybrid. Once you climb inside and experience it on the road, you'll know why it's become a favorite among drivers who want an elevated driving experience. more 1. The Vehicle Options The new Kia Sorrento Plug-In Hybrid is available in two trims: the EX AWD and the SX Prestige AWD. The EX AWD features a smart power liftgate, a wireless phone charger, a smart key with push-button start and remote start capabilities, a 12.3-inch touchscreen display with navigation, SiriusXM satellite radio, and Kia Connect. It can seat up to six passengers in the three rows and has second-row captain's chairs for added comfort. The SX Prestige has an EPA-estimated all-electric range of 31 miles. Inside, you'll find extra features like a panoramic sunroof with a power sunshade, a Bose premium audio system, a leather interior, and heated and ventilated front seats. It also has a heated steering wheel, a digital key, and second-row captain's chairs. It boasts advanced safety features, including a full display mirror with the HomeLink, a 12.3-inch digital instrument display, side parking sensors, and more. 2. The Engine Power and Vehicle Performance The new Kia Sorrento Plug-In Hybrid SUV has a 1.6L Turbo plug-in hybrid engine with 261 hp and 258 pound-feet of torque. Other vehicle details that enhance performance, driving dynamics, and agility include torque vectoring and the all-wheel-drive capabilities with center locking differential. 3. The Safety System The Kia Sorrento Plug-In Hybrid is a safe vehicle that will give you confidence on the road. Its driver assistance tech features act as a second set of eyes that work together to help mitigate and prevent accidents. The automatic emergency braking technology with pedestrian, cyclist, and junction turning detection, blindspot detection technology, smart cruise control with stop-and-go features, rear parking sensors, and rear cross-traffic collision avoidance system all come standard on the base model. Added safety features that come with the SX Prestige AWD model include a blindspot view and surround-view monitor, parking collision avoidance assist, and side parking sensors. If you're looking for the ultimate plug-in hybrid SUV, you can end your search with the new Kia Sorrento Plug-In Hybrid. Our team can help you explore the two trims and custom order your favorite option. Get in touch with Kia of Billings in Billings, MT to learn more about our current Kia inventory and to schedule your test drive.

Image via Kia of Billings. Finding the right vehicle for your lifestyle can feel like information overload. Compare the top Kia models to their Honda counterparts to guide a smart selection. more Subcompact Crossovers: Kia Seltos vs HR-V The small Seltos SUV provides more power than the HR-V thanks to its available 195-horsepower turbo-four. The HR-V has a single powertrain that gets 158 hp. Both crossovers offer available all-wheel drive. The Seltos provides up to 34 highway miles per gallon compared to 32 highway mpg for the HR-V. The Kia provides more cargo space. You'll have nearly 63 cubic feet in the Seltos with the second row folded, with just over 55 cubic feet in the HR-V. In addition, the Kia has a dual-level cargo floor that gives you even more room for gear. Each SUV comes with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with a standard 7-inch touchscreen in the HR-V and 8 inches in the Kia. The Seltos also features a distinctive look with an exclusive two-tone roof. Hybrid SUVs: Kia Niro vs CR-V Hybrid Kia gives you the more efficient option in the hybrid SUV category. The Niro delivers class-leading fuel economy of up to 53 city miles per gallon, compared to a maximum of 43 city mpg for the hybrid version of the CR-V. The CR-V has a 7-inch touchscreen with wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, while the Niro has an 8-inch screen that supports wireless smartphone connectivity. The Niro also adds a few extra standard safety features like pedestrian detection, lane trace assistance, and vehicle exit warning. It also has optional ventilated front seats and a digital key system, neither of which are available for the CR-V. Three-Row SUVs: Kia Sorento vs Pilot Like the Niro, the Sorento comes out ahead for fuel economy. It gets up to 31 highway miles per gallon compared to 27 for the Pilot. The latter has a standard 7-inch touchscreen while the Sorento features a 12.3-inch infotainment screen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto across the lineup. Only the Kia SUV offers an available 24-inch panoramic display. Exclusive standard safety features for Kia's midsize model include parallel exit assist, intersection assist, lane centering assist, driver attention monitoring, safe exit assist, and pedestrian and cyclist detection. The Sorento is also the more capable off-roading vehicle, with up to 8.2 inches of ground clearance compared to 7.3 for the Pilot. The Kia offers exclusive comfort features like ventilated front seats, heated rear outboard seats, and the Digital Key 2.0 app. These are just a few of the exceptional 2025 Kia vehicles you'll find in our showroom. Visit Kia of Billings, MT to bring home an exciting new model today.

Image via Kia of Billings. Comparing the many available options can be challenging when you're shopping for a new vehicle. Our comprehensive guide will help you decide between the latest Kia models and similar options from Subaru. more Comparing Kia Models vs Subaru Models: Which Brand Is Best? Electric SUVs: EV6 vs Solterra Kia offers several electric models, including the standout EV6, which competes with the Solterra. The latter has a single powertrain that gets 215 horsepower. In contrast, the EV6 offers several powertrains, including a top-tier model that delivers 576 hp. Long-range models of the EV6 can take you up to 319 miles on a fully charged battery, compared to a maximum range of 227 miles for the Solterra. The Kia also provides exclusive tech options you won't find on the Solterra, including a head-up display with augmented reality navigation. Subcompact Crossovers: Seltos vs Crosstrek Both the Kia Seltos and the Crosstrek comfortably seat five passengers. The Seltos provides up to 195 hp with a peppy turbocharged engine, while the Crosstrek tops out at 182 hp. The Kia model has 27 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats compared to less than 20 cubic feet for the Crosstrek. In the Seltos, you'll have a slightly larger touchscreen with the wireless versions of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The Crosstrek only has wired smartphone connectivity. Three-Row SUVs: Telluride vs Ascent These midsize models can accommodate up to eight passengers. The Kia Telluride gives you 291 hp compared to 260 hp for the Ascent. You can also take advantage of 87 total cubic feet of cargo space in the Kia, while the Ascent has just over 72 cubic feet with the second and third rows folded. While these three-row options have similar standard tech features, you'll have a larger touchscreen in the base model of the Telluride. This Kia has been fully redesigned for 2025 and earned recognition as a Recommended SUV from Consumer Reports. Compact SUV: Sportage vs Forester The Forester and Sportage both fall into the competitive class of compact SUVs. The Kia Sportage provides more horsepower than the Forester but gives you similar fuel efficiency. It also offers an available hybrid powertrain, which isn't an option for the Forester. The base model of the Forester comes with dual 7-inch screens, while the standard Sportage pairs an 8-inch touchscreen with a 12.3-inch driver information screen. The Sportage also has a longer list of available driver assistance tech. You can add exclusive options such as vehicle exit warning, highway driving assist, and front and rear parking sensors. Find your favorite Kia model today, whether you're shopping for an innovative EV or a spacious family crossover. Visit Kia of Billings, MT to test drive your top pick now.

Image via Kia of Billings. If you need an agile crossover SUV with class-leading cargo room and plenty of space for passengers, the 2025 Kia Sportage is for you. A capable engine and two drivetrain options can power anything from your morning commutes to weekend adventures. more The new Kia Sportage builds on the previous year's model with unique upgrades, such as an available Premium Package for the EX model and standard dark theme enhancements for the X-Line and X-Pro trim levels. Seven well-equipped grades make it easy to choose the blend of power and features that best suits your lifestyle. No matter which model you want, the 2025 Sportage is designed to leave a lasting impression. Like its predecessor, this SUV boasts an athletic stance enhanced by styling elements such as an eye-catching front grille with silver accent trim and state-of-the-art LED Projector headlights for improved visibility. The base model can be had in a range of natural colors, while the upper trims also boast bold statement hues. Performance for All Needs Under the hood, each trim level of the new Sportage comes with a 2.5L inline-4 engine for a power output of 187 horsepower and 178 lb-ft of torque. The 8-speed automatic transmission distributes power to the front wheels for efficient driving in all conditions and EPA estimates of 25 MPG in the city and 32 MPG on highways. If you need added grip and stability for off-road adventure, all-wheel drive is available on most trims and standard on select models. Both drivetrains boast selectable drive modes, making it easy to adjust performance based on your driving style or changing terrain conditions. The off-road-ready X-Pro and X-Pro Prestige even come with multi-terrain drive modes specifically tuned for all-terrain tires. Upscale Interior Features The interior is built for comfort and impresses with ample passenger spaces, offering 41.4 inches of legroom at the front and 41.3 inches at the back. Black woven cloth seat trims come standard, enhancing the model's sporty looks. Adjustable front seats, including power adjustments on all but the base trim, allow you to customize comfort. You also get to enjoy plenty of cargo space with 39.6 cubic feet behind the rear seats. A dual-level cargo floor hides a smaller cargo space that's perfect for shielding your gear from prying eyes. In addition to comfort and convenience, the cabin is also packed with advanced technologies, including a 12.2-inch digital gauge and an 8-inch or 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen. Sporty outside and comfortable inside, the 2025 Sportage is a great daily driver for active families. Visit us at Kia of Billings in Billings, MT to explore it in our showroom and schedule a test drive. We will be here to help with anything you need.

Image via Kia of Billings. Toyota and Kia models represent some of the most popular automotive picks. In this guide, we compare the 2025 lineup for both brands to provide our recommended options in several key categories. more Subcompact Crossovers: Soul vs. Corolla Cross Subcompact SUVs give you generous space and desirable features at an affordable price. Both the Soul and Corolla Cross have seating for five passengers, with advanced infotainment tech and driver assistance options. The Soul gets up to 35 highway miles per gallon, so it's the better pick for fuel economy. While these models match in terms of cargo space, the boxy shape of the Kia Soul makes it more comfortable for passengers in both rows. 2-Row SUVs: Sorento vs. 4Runner The Sorento and 4Runner compete in the two-row midsize category. The latter received a redesign for 2025 while the Kia Sorento had a refresh in 2024. Stick with the Sorento for enhanced tech offerings, including a standard 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen compared to an 8-inch screen in the 4Runner. You can also expand to the available 24-inch display in the Sorento while the 4Runner's available touchscreen maxes out at just over 12 inches. Both SUVs have wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as well as advanced driver assistance features like stop-and-go cruise control. 3-Row SUVs: Telluride vs. Highlander Both the Kia Telluride and the Highlander accommodate up to five people. The Telluride is equipped with a 291-horsepower V6 that gets 262 pound-feet of torque, while the Highlander has a 265-hp turbo-four that provides 310 pound-feet of torque. Each SUV has an eight-speed automatic transmission and either front-wheel or all-wheel drive. In addition to more power, the Telluride also comes out ahead in terms of cargo space. You'll have 87 cubic feet compared to about 84 cubic feet in the Highlander. Midsize Sedans: K5 vs. Camry Enjoy the elegance of a classic midsize sedan. The Kia K5 competes with the Camry and comes out ahead in terms of style, luxury, and performance. It's available with a turbocharged engine that delivers 290 hp and class-leading torque of 310 pound-feet, compared to a max of 232 hp for the Camry. The K5 comes with standard all-wheel drive, while the Camry comes equipped with front-wheel drive. The modern K5 nearly doubles the available screen size in the Camry from a max of 12.3 to 24 inches. It also features a standard wireless charging pad, which is an optional upgrade for the Camry. Connect with the premium quality and forward-thinking innovation of Kia for your next vehicle. Visit Kia of Billings, MT today to test drive any of the incredible options in our 2025 lineup.

Image via Kia of Billings. With three rows of seats, a practical cabin, and plenty of curb appeal, the 2025 Kia Sorento is the ultimate midsize SUV for families who want to enjoy epic adventures on the road. It offers the choice of two capable powertrains and comes with comfort and convenience features that provide outstanding value for money. more 2025 Kia Sorento Performance For 2025, the Kia Sorento boasts eight unique trim levels divided between front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive lineups. Appealing to budget-savvy families, the entry Sorento LX and Sorento S models boast a spirited 191-hp 2.5L 4-cylinder engine under the hood, mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission for smooth driving dynamics and a towing capacity of 2,000 lbs. If you need more power, the upper trims replace the standard engine with a turbocharged powertrain that produces 281 horsepower and 311 lb-ft of torque. This powertrain comes standard with an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission for improved torque distribution and enhanced performance in adverse driving conditions. Additional performance upgrades, such as heavy-duty suspensions, are offered on select trim levels for enhanced off-roading. Muscle Meets Style On the road, the 2025 Sorento impresses with its rugged looks enhanced by eye-catching styling elements, such as LED exterior lights with a signature light feature for enhanced visual appeal. LED fog lights are standard on all except for the two entry trims, improving visibility in bad weather or when driving on dusty trails. With a palette of classic and bold colors paired with stylish wheel options, you can easily customize this SUV to suit your personality. All-season tires come standard, but all-terrain tires are available on select trims for enhanced grip on slippery or difficult roads. Comfort and Technology The new Sorento's interior is designed to keep everyone comfortable during the longest road trips. Seven seats come standard, offering ample room for your entire family. A six-seat capacity is offered on the upper trims for enhanced rear comfort. Cloth, SynTex, or leather seating surfaces give the cabin a luxurious feel, while the roomy cargo area boasts a dual-level floor and expands behind the front row to suit all your hauling needs. A suite of advanced technologies adds a futuristic touch to the Sorento's interior and includes a digital gauge as well as a 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen. KiaConnect comes standard and integrates with your smartphone, smartwatch, or smart home devices so you can operate various vehicle functions from a distance. Available upgrades include a 12.3-inch curved instrument display, built-in navigation, and Wi-Fi hotspot capability. Ready to discover everything the new Kia Sorento has to offer? Visit us at Kia of Billings in Billings, MT to explore its features or schedule a test drive. Our team will be here to answer any questions you might have.

Image via Kia of Billings. Whether you need a new vehicle to get to work, you're replacing your car after an accident, or you're simply ready for a new vehicle, financing your new car purchase is typically your biggest hurdle. For most drivers, Kia financing options are leasing or buying. Choosing the right financing plan will depend on your income level and car ownership goals. more There are several advantages to leasing or buying a new car. Leasing a car means you will have a short-term financial agreement with a lower monthly payment that allows you to drive a more expensive model for a fraction of the price. On the other hand, buying a car may save you money in certain fees and comes with fewer restrictions since you will own the vehicle. Leasing a car is more affordable since you are only paying for a portion of the value of the car, whereas buying a car means you are paying back an auto loan for the vehicle's entire value. However, the short-term affordability of leasing your car may be outweighed by the fact that you will need another lease when your current one expires. By contrast, after you finish paying off your auto loan, you will no longer have monthly payments. What About Upfront Costs? In addition to monthly costs, you will also need to consider upfront costs. When you take out an auto loan, you usually need to make a down payment on the vehicle. If you don't have a lump sum saved or a vehicle to trade in to offset the down payment costs, then it may make more sense for you to lease a car. Ask Your Dealer About Kia Financing Options If you aren't sure which financing method is best for your budget, you can explore your options when you talk to your dealership's finance department. A Kia finance advisor can help you determine whether leasing or buying is best for your unique situation by gathering information about your income, credit history, and driving habits. Additionally, you can ask your dealership about manufacturer deals and specials. Some of these specials can reduce the APR on a new vehicle for several months, giving you the opportunity to pay down the cost of a new car with very little interest. Other specials may discount the price of new vehicles as the manufacturer releases new models. Typically, qualification for these specials means financing your vehicle through Kia's financial lender. No matter what your financial circumstances are like, your local dealership is ready to work with you to hammer out a finance deal for your new Kia purchase. Get in touch with Kia of Billings in Billings, MT to ask about current deals and specials.

Image via Kia of Billings. The 2025 Kia Seltos is an affordable 5-passenger subcompact SUV with plenty of style, space, and highly desirable standard features even in the base model. It offers such great value that it earned a top ten spot on Car and Driver's Best Subcompact SUVs list. more Comfort and Convenience The cabin is very roomy, offering over 41 inches of legroom in the front row and 38 inches in the back seats. A dual-level cargo floor provides more cargo space than many comparable models. Projector beam headlights, a day/night rearview mirror, and rear AC vents help make road trips more comfortable for everyone. Standard privacy glass helps boost your AC system by reducing heat buildup inside the cabin. It also provides privacy for the cargo area and back seat. Sound-absorbing windshield glass reduces wind noise penetration when traveling at higher speeds. Responsive Handling The line's three lower trims have a standard 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine with 146 hp and 132 lb-ft of torque. It's paired with an Intelligent Variable Transmission (IVT). The top two trims have a 1.6-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder delivering 195 hp and 195 lb-ft of torque. An 8-speed automatic transmission is standard in these trims. The base model and top two trims have torque-vectoring all-wheel drive with a center-locking differential. The second and third trims have standard front-wheel drive with AWD available. All models have three selectable drive modes: Normal, Eco, and Sport. Hill Start Assist Control and Downhill Brake Control are included. The remote engine start feature is standard beginning with the second-level trim and allows you to pre-heat or pre-cool your Seltos before entering it. Infotainment There's no reason a subcompact has to be boring, and the 2024 Seltos brings all the fun features you'd find in far larger or more expensive SUVs. A 6-speaker sound system is standard in all but the top trim, which has an 8-speaker Bose Premium Audio System with a Sound Connected Mood Lamp. SiriusXM satellite radio is also standard, starting with the still very budget-friendly second-tier S trim. The base model has an 8-inch touchscreen, and all other trims have a 10.25-inch display. This trim has wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a USB media port in the front, and two USB-C charging ports in the second row. All trims have Bluetooth connectivity for multiple devices and can schedule maintenance reminders using the Kia Access App. Advanced Protection For a small vehicle, the 2024 Seltos packs a lot of standard safety and driver's aid features even in the lowest LX trim, such as: Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian, Cyclist, and Car Detection Lane Departure Warning Lane Keeping Assist Lane Following Assist Driver Attention Warning Rear Occupant Alert Rearview Monitor High Beam Assist Swing by Kia of Billings in Billings, MT to explore all the exciting features of the new 2025 Seltos.

Image via Kia of Billings. Offering a choice between two surprisingly thrifty powertrains while delivering all the comfort your family needs to enjoy the longest road trips, the 2024 Kia Sorento provides excellent value for your money. Available in eight unique trim levels, this SUV is waiting for you to check it out in person and take it on a test drive. Here are a few characteristics that make this model an extraordinary family vehicle. more 1. Versatility and Comfort While the exterior style of the new Sorento is designed to turn heads, it is the cabin of this SUV that keeps earning the hearts of families big and small. Versatile, spacious, and practical, the interior of the 2024 Sorento offers three comfortable rows of seating, with 41.4 inches of legroom in the front seats, 41.7 inches in the second row, and 29.6 inches in the rear. Besides providing plenty of passenger space, the new Kia Sorento is equipped with a myriad of standard convenience features that will make you excited about going on new road trips. All trim levels are equipped with sound-absorbing windshield glass, solar control glass, push button start, and rear A/C vents. Finally, this three-row SUV is also incredibly versatile, offering a whopping 75.5 cubic feet of cargo volume with all rear seat backs folded down. 2. Efficiency and Performance Finding a full-size SUV that lets you travel in comfort while minimizing your fuel expenses is no easy task. Offering a choice between a standard 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine and a turbocharged 2.5-liter unit, the 2024 Sorento provides the perfect mix of performance and efficiency. Base trim levels get class-leading EPA estimates of 23 miles per gallon in the city and 31 mpg on the highway, while the X-Pro SX Prestige AWD model achieves 20 mpg and 27 mpg, respectively. Besides helping you reduce your carbon emissions, the two available powertrains that the new Sorento has to offer provide all the responsiveness and efficiency you need for your daily commute and the occasional family road trip. The base 2.5-liter unit generates 191 horsepower and 181 pound-feet of torque, while its turbocharged counterpart pumps 281 horsepower and 311 pounds of torque. 3. Advanced Safety Features The class-leading driver-assist technologies and active safety features of the 2024 Sorento are another reason behind the popularity of this three-row SUV. Some of the standard features that can be found in all trim levels include a blind-spot collision warning, forward collision-avoidance assist with cyclist and pedestrian detection, lane departure warning, and smart cruise control. Are you ready to take the new Kia Sorento on a test drive and check out the features that make it a great family vehicle? You've come to the right spot! Come visit us at Kia of Billings in Billings, MT, and we'll be happy to set you up for a test drive.