The Kia Sportage has been given a radical redesign. See how it differs to the fourth generation model in this side by side comparison.
5th gen
4th gen
The fourth generation Sportage had a smooth (almost cute) looks, but the new fifth generation car has sharper edges and creases, and much more polarizing and distinctive headlight, grille, bumper and taillight treatments.
5th gen
4th gen
Dimensions for the fifth generation Sportage have yet to be released, but the new car looks larger than soon to be replaced model. Based on the NX4 Tucson, the Sportage will (like the Tucson) be offered in both SWB and LWB. The model here is a SWB car for Europe.
5th gen
4th gen
The design of the new Sportage has a lot in common with the EV6, especially at the rear. Unlike the EV6, the Sportage keeps the company's tiger nose grille, but in a new, more radical form.
5th gen
4th gen
Inside there are more screens and they're bigger, with a larger display for the instruments and a large one for the infotainment system. The dashboard design also has cues from the Sorento, but less blocky and with a Mercedes-Benz look for the floating dash displays.
