The all-new Kia Sportage made its international debut in the 2015 Frankfurt International Motor Show, with the alluring, all-new interior and exterior layout, a host of greater quality and innovative new technology characteristics.

Now entering its fourth generation, the newest Kia Sportage compact SUV constructs on the success of the outgoing version, offering buyers within an increasingly competitive marketplace an advanced and complex bundle. The newest-look interior features great practicality and design ethics, along with high quality materials as well as an assortment of technologies to enhance connectivity, convenience, relaxation and security. A variety of new and upgraded engines and transmissions can lead to operation and increased efficiency, while handling, ride and refinement are improved.

For the very first time, a new 'GT Line' specification can be obtained to Sportage customers. Designed and engineered to appeal to people who are seeking a more sporty driving experience from their Sportage, the GT Line specification provides all of the versatility of the typical Sportage while adding greater visual and dynamic appeal to all those customers that want it.

Chief Operating Officer, Michael Cole, Kia Motors Europe, remarked: "The Kia Sportage has helped drive our continual growth and success across Europe recently. It is a really significant auto for us, especially as more clients are simply turning to SUVs and competition in the fast growing streamlined section is now more intense than ever before."

Cole included: "In Europe, the Sportage is Kia's main auto, clearly showing our brand worth best and consistently accounting for over a quarter of our European sales. As this hotly-disputed section proceeds to grow, the brand new Sportage will strengthen our standing on the list of market leaders, leading the way with regard to its own tasteful initiation, identifying layout and high material quality."

Bold new layout for 2016 Kia Sportage

The fourth generation Kia Sportage comes with a daring new look, using the designers of the vehicle developing a feeling of sporty and strong energy out of each and every angle. Kia's European design studio in Frankfurt, Germany has led the look of the brand new Sportage, with input from your brand's California layout centers, Irvine, Korea and Namyang.

Repeating the contrast of sharp and smooth contours discovered on a few of the very iconic modern fighter jets, visual harmony is created by the Sportage from the tension between smooth surfacing and sharp, defined characteristic lines.

The appealing 'face' of the Sportage features the largest change to the layout on the outgoing version of the car's, with the hallmark of Kia 'tiger-nose' grille as well as the vehicle 's headlamps split for the newest version. The headlamps are actually placed higher, brushing back over the outer edges of the sharply-in-depth bonnet. The effect is a more demanding look as well as a more secure-appearing posture, regardless of the newest version keeping the same 1,855 millimeter width as its forerunner. GT Line versions develop the outdoor appearance additionally, featuring new 'ice cube' LED fog lamps, inspired by those located on the high powered aluminium, and cee'd GT -effect skid plates.

The defined musculature of a sprinter driving from the starting blocks inspires the general effect. More front overhangs (up by 20 millimeters) and shorter back overhangs (reduced by 10 millimeters) add to the vehicle 's more raked profile.

In the back, the fresh Sportage clearly defined attributes lines giving a secure look to the compact SUV and emphasising the width of the car and features more flat types. The Kia Sportage GT Line also features metal and double exhaust mufflers -effect back underbody diffuser for a more sporty look.

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