Country of OriginThe country in which the vehicle was assembled from components to complete car
SOUTH KOREA
Launch YearThe year in which this vehicle was first built
2020
Launch MonthThe month of the year in which this vehicle was first built
11
Generation Name
QL
SeriesThe series of a vehicle model e.g. VY Commodore, FG Falcon
QL
Model YearThis is the manufacturer's label to describe a particular build version of this vehicle. This can overlap multiple years of production and may not match the build year.
MY21
BadgeThis is the variation of the vehicle within its model line. This can be a change of mechanical equipment, features etc.
S
DoorsThe number of doors on the vehicle. Note that the boot is generally included in the door count.
5
Seat CapacityThe number of occupants that can be legally carried within a vehicle.
5
Body StyleThis is the overall shape (style) of the vehicle's body, eg Sedan, SUV, Ute
SUV
Overview
QL MY21 S Wagon 5dr Spts Auto 6sp 2WD 2.0i With its almost-Euro looks, Kia's Sportage mid-size SUV mixes it with Mazda CX-5, Honda CR-V and Hyundai Tucson. It comes with an eight-speed auto transmission in diesel models (all Sportages are autos, petrol versions are six-speeders), across-the-board autonomous emergency braking and lane-keep assist. Always a strong segment contender in terms of style, equipment and refinement, the Sportage offers 114kW/192Nm 2.0-litre (front-drive) and AWD 135kW/237Nm 2.4-litre aspirated petrol power, or an AWD 136kW/400Nm 2.0-litre turbo-diesel. The range covers base S, SX, SX+ and GT-Line variants, the latter powered by either the 2.4-litre petrol or the 2.0-litre turbo-diesel. The Sportage benefits from Australian input to its ride and handling abilities.