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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. 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.