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KIA Seltos 1. While several comparative pieces (featuring its competitors) will consume a fair amount of ink in the near future, my view is that the Seltos stands out in the crowd.Įngine: 1353cc four-cylinder turbo petrol Besides, the Kia is more spacious than its competitors, and the 5-year or unlimited km (with roadside assistance) and a 5-year or 90 000 km service plan is a top-selling point. Among these is the outstanding reliability and safety that has come to be associated with the Seltos. But like alluded to earlier, the Seltos has many things going for it. Several manufacturers are adding options in this small SUV/small crossover segment making choosing the right vehicle difficult.

You have Bluetooth connectivity with voice recognition, and charging USB ports for front and rear passengers. It has a roomy interior for its small footprint, is easy to get into and out of, and has clear outward. However, there's a fairly widely held view that the ventilation dials could have been of better quality. The Seltos slots below the Sportage and offers versatility at an affordable price. The touchscreen infotainment display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration is user friendly and easy to read, where you can see the map on your navigation system while choosing your favourite channel.

The analogue instruments add to the upmarket feel of the vehicle.

The performance on the open road is noteworthy with 7.4 litres/100km easily obtainable. In the safety department, the GT line stands out again with ABS, brake assist, electronic stability control and a total of 6 airbags. But one needs always to remember to place the Seltos in context – it competes in a crowded small SUV market and its torque and refinement, even on bumpy surfaces, is impressive. This Korean brand has become associated with safety, reliability, and a refined driving experience.