Send this page to a friend!
Fill in the form bellow

your name:
your email:
friend name:
friend email:
your comments:
close

Geneva Motor Show

autoviva2015-02-20 15:08:53

Kia Optima sportswagon previewed in concept in Geneva

Kia Sportspace indicates the design cues of the model that arrives later this year

 
 
Slideshow
The concept will be equipped with a derived version of the diesel-electric engine 1.7-liter T-hybrid

To preview the sportswagon variant of the OptimaOptima Gen.3Kia Optima Gen.3Republic of Korea, 2011 > present39 versions
57 photos
3 videos
, KiaKiaKiaRepublic of Korea, 1944 > present52 models
1724 photos
4 videos
will unveil at this year's Geneva Motor Show the SportspaceSportspaceKia SportspaceRepublic of Korea, 2015 > 2015 concept.

The vehicle's design was developed by Kia's Frankfurt studio and indicates the shape of the four-door sportswagon that will lead to a new bodystyle Optima to be launched later this year.

The Sportspace incorporates the latest grid design from Kia, in addition to "ice cube" quadruple headlights and hood bumps. The South Korean brand describes the rear with a "latin" twist with the D-pillar being pushed forward compared to other station wagons.

The concept will be equipped with a derived version of the diesel-electric engine 1.7-liter T-hybrid that will be combined with a "shift-by-wire" automatic sequential transmission with paddles on the steering wheel.

Inside Kia gave liberty to designers, resulting in the creation of a purely stylized cabin with an essence for future projects. The leather seats stand out immediately, as well as the high center console, the rear view camera, and trim in gloss leather and silver fabric with a brushed aluminum look.

The instrument panel is dominated by a rectangular touchscreen that houses the infotainment system that lets you control media, navigation, email, calendar and social network apps.

Encyclopedia
KiaKia
SportspaceSportspace

0 comments

Anonymous

Contribute

publish your news and scoops
Contribute
Geneva Motor ShowTop 10ReviewsCar CultureElectric CarsHybrid CarsIndustryFormula 1

Encyclopedia

close