Kia Sportage 2025– car dimensions: 4660 mm long, 1865 mm wide and 1665 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,540 kg. Braked towing is 1,650 kg.
The cabin has a standard touchscreen of 8 inches on base grades or 12.3 inches with navigation on most others, plus wireless or wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Automatic climate control is common, dual-zone on higher grades, with rear vents. Basic cruise control comes standard. smart cruise with stop-go is on auto or higher trims. Rear parking sensors and a reversing camera are standard, with front sensors on many grades. Automatic emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist detection, lane keep assist and lane following are standard across the range. Blind-spot warning and related aids appear on mid and top grades.
Boot space is 591 litres with seats up on petrol models and about 587 litres on hybrids. Folding the 40:20:40 or 60:40 rear seats raises capacity to around 1780 litres. A dual-level cargo floor is available on many versions for flexible loading.
Braked towing capacity reaches 1650 kg on petrol versions and 1510 kg on hybrids in most markets, with unbraked at 750 kg. Some diesel or regional specs go higher. Trailer stability assist is standard. Towing needs extra equipment in some cases.
X-Pro and similar grades add terrain modes and higher ground clearance for light work or rough use. Payload figures vary by powertrain and are not fixed across the range.
The cabin is roomy with strong rear legroom and supportive seats. Higher grades add power multi-way front seats with lumbar, dual-zone climate with rear vents, and synthetic leather. Acoustic laminated windshield cuts wind noise. Panoramic roof on select packs opens the space. Heated and ventilated fronts plus outer rear heat and heated wheel appear on upper trims for year-round comfort.
Gas models EPA around 25 city/32 hwy/28 combined FWD. hybrids higher such as 38-43 combined.
Oil and filter every 8,000 miles or 12 months normal use.
Five-star Euro NCAP, NHTSA overall five stars, IIHS Top Safety Pick, ANCAP five stars.
Standard kit includes forward collision avoidance with pedestrian/cyclist detection, lane keep and follow assist, multiple airbags, ESC, ABS.
Fuel use varies by market and powertrain. Petrol versions return mid-20s to high-20s combined mpg on EPA figures for FWD gas cars, with AWD a few points lower. Hybrids and PHEVs deliver markedly better economy, often high 30s to low 40s combined, plus electric-only range on plug-ins.
Service follows an 8,000-mile or 12-month oil change cycle under normal conditions, with tire rotation at the same points. Cabin filter every 16,000 miles, engine air filter around 24,000, brake fluid at 48,000. Severe use shortens oil intervals. Long-life coolant first change at high mileage.
Crash results are strong across regions: maximum five stars from Euro NCAP and ANCAP for the generation, NHTSA five-star overall with five in frontal and side, and IIHS Top Safety Pick with Good crashworthiness scores. Latin NCAP also awards five stars on recent tests.
Standard safety covers a broad ADAS set including automatic emergency braking with junction turning on many versions, lane keeping and following, driver attention warning, parking sensors and camera, plus six to eight airbags, ESC, hill assist and multi-collision brake. Higher grades add blind-spot views and surround monitors.
Length 4660 mm, Width 1865 mm, Height 1665 mm, Wheelbase 2755 mm (Sportage 2025-present)
Sources: manufacturer data, Kia Media US 2025 Sportage specifications and Motor Illustrated/Canadian, Wikipedia confirms LWB figures.