It goes on sale in "global markets" in the second half of 2019.
Kia on Thursday unveiled the 2020 Seltos, its debut in the growing tiny-crossover segment. Yet, despite its footprint, it's not coming up short when it comes to style, tech or anything else.
Kia's long tease is finally over. Hyundai has already debuted the Venue, its most compact crossover to date, and in the weeks leading up to today, sister brand Kia had been teasing its entry in this segment. Now, we get our first full look at the upcoming Seltos.
Kia on Thursday unveiled the 2020 Seltos, its debut in the growing tiny-crossover segment. Yet, despite its footprint, it's not coming up short when it comes to style, tech or anything else.
The Seltos rocks a sharp new style that was first previewed in concept form earlier this year. The LED headlights have plenty of unique details, and they blend well with Kia's "Tiger Nose" grille design. Out back, it kind of looks like a Ford Escape, albeit with some more expressive angles around the rear hatch. It's sharp, but in a different way than the Hyundai Venue, which is also a looker.
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