Kia Bringing B-Segment City Car Concept to Frankfurt Motor Show

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is bringing a still-unnamed concept to the Frankfurt Motor Show that imagines a future B-Segment city car. Kia says that it has not decided whether it will put the car in production but will gauge interest at the show and decide from there. 

The car does not look that small in the two images that Kia released. From the front, the concept has triangular headlights and sharp, aerodynamic side mirrors. There are also four-light, square fog lights mounted below the grill. It is hard to gather much about the shape or design of the car from the images, but it appears to be a hatchback. 

The interior is simple and sporty. The seats are made from mesh and are molded in a way to make it appear that it is one continuous seating area across the entire car. The transmission and radio are controlled by twisting columns that also appear to be supporting the dashboard.

Kia says that the concept is aimed at buyers looking for a compact car with individualistic styling and engaging handling. It has been created with a European-focus.