Kia has officially announced that the global debut of its highly anticipated compact SUV, Syros, will take place on December 19. The Korean automaker has dropped multiple teasers of the vehicle to date, giving us a glimpse at what the vehicle is. This announcement adds to the excitement around Kia’s latest offering.
Moreover, Kia could showcase the Syros in production-spec at the upcoming Bharat Mobility Show in January 2025.
Kia will kickstart a whole new segment of SUVs/crossovers with the Syros slotted between the sub-4-meter and mid-size SUV models.
The Kia Syros will have a more premium offering and will pack in several other premium features, such as ventilated and powered front seats, drive modes, traction modes, leatherette upholstery, and a Bose audio system.
On the powertrain front, expect the Syros to be offered with both petrol and diesel powertrain options, with more details likely to be revealed in the build-up to its global debut.
On the safety front, the higher trims are likely to get six airbags as standard. Features such as a tire pressure monitoring system, rear disc brakes, and ABS with EBD will also be on offer.
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