Best Kia SUV: From the Seltos to the Sportage

William Byrd
Apr 6, 2021

With a versatile roster of small, medium, and (larger) medium SUVs, Kia has something for everyone.

2021 Kia Telluride Nightfall Edition-Photo by Kia

The SUV is easily the most popular vehicle on the market today. Just about every automaker has one in their showroom and buyers can’t get enough. Kia Motors is no different, they have been in the SUV game from the beginning.

The first Kia dealerships in the United States opened in Portland, Oregon back in 1992 and they have continued to expand since then. One of their early vehicles that arrived on our shores was the Kia Sportage SUV.

While many consider the Jeep Cherokee XJ as the first “SUV” as we know it, the Sportage was right there when the craze started as well. So Kia has had quite some time to refine and add to their SUV lineup.

Kia currently sells six vehicles under the SUV and crossover segments, including the Soul, Seltos, Sportage, Niro, Sorento, and the Telluride. The automaker has created a reputation for delivering solid vehicles at a reasonable price, with the least expensive 2021 option being the Kia Soul, starting at under $16,000.

This is followed by the Seltos at just under $22,000, the Sportage starting a bit over $24,000, and the Kia Niro right under $25,000. The recently updated midsize Kia Sorento starts over $29,000, while the rugged midsize Kia Telluride is $32,000 or more.

Which of these worthy contenders is the best Kia SUV out of the lot? The answer may surprise you.

2021 Kia Soul-Photo by Kia

Kia Soul: The Funky Subcompact

Kia Soul First-generation (2010-2013)

If you are in the market for something a bit different, check out the Kia Soul. The Soul was conceptualized in the U.S. when a California-based Kia designer was inspired by a documentary on wild boards and sketched a caricature of a boar wearing a backpack. That sketch ended up being the inspiration for the new Kia Soul back in the mid-2000s.

We didn’t get our first taste of the boxy Soul until 2010 when the first generation landed on U.S. soil for the first time and was sold up through the 2013 model year. That first generation of the Soul is available on the used market with a choice of two inline four-cylinder engines.

The base 1.6L engine was good for 122 horsepower, while higher trim models came with a 2.0L 142 horsepower four-cylinder. On the inside, the Soul does make use of some fun colors to break up the drab plastic.

Don’t expect a luxury car, but the first-generation Soul is a practical hatchback option. Prices range from just under $6,000 for 2010 models, to just under a max of $10,000 for 2013 models.

Kia Soul Second-generation (2014-2019)

Between 2006 and 2009, Kia launched a series of fun Soul concepts. They paved the way for a second-generation Soul, which went on sale in 2014 and ran through 2019.

While it is a bit less funky than the concepts, it does feature a cool wraparound greenhouse that makes the roof look like it’s floating.

The second-generation Soul still features a 1.6L four-cylinder engine as the base offering, but it was upgraded to 130 horsepower, while the optional 2.0L four-cylinder was bumped to a healthy 160 horsepower.

This generation of Kia Soul definitely upped the ante on the interior, featuring better materials and a host of options to make your commute a bit more comfortable. Prices range from just under $9,000 for the 2014 model year and top out at a bit under $19,000 for 2019 models.

If you are looking for something a bit different, check out the Kia Soul EV. Launched in 2015, the EV version of the Soul features a 27 kWh lithium-ion polymer battery pack (upgraded to 30 kWh for 2018) with an all-electric range of 104 miles.

Prices range from just over $11,000 for 2015 to just under $23,000 for 2019 models.

Kia Soul Third-generation (2020-present)

The most recent Kia Soul has a sleek new front end that nicely updates the box-on-wheels design. The base engine remains the same 130 horsepower 1.6L four-cylinder, but the upgraded 2.0L receives another power bump to an impressive 201 horsepower.

For the 2019 model year, the Soul was sold with fun trim names like base, Plus (+), and Exclaim (!) which was changed to boring alphanumeric labels starting in 2020 – LX, S, X-Line, GT-Line, EX, and GT-Line Turbo.

A great sweet spot for features and options is the Plus (+) trim for 2019 which became the EX starting in 2020.

2021 Kia Seltos-Photo by Kia

Kia Seltos: The Versatile Subcompact

Kia Seltos First-generation (2021-present)

The Seltos is one of Kia’s latest addition to the ever-growing SUV lineup. The subcompact Seltos is a bit longer than Soul but smaller than a Sportage. So, if you are looking for a stylish, rugged-looking SUV, take a look at the Seltos.

New for the 2021 model year, the Seltos is powered by a base 2.0L four-cylinder engine with 146 horsepower, or an optional 1.6L turbocharged four-cylinder with 175 horsepower. Just like the Soul, the Seltos is offered in a variety of trim levels including LX, S, EX, S Turbo, and SX Turbo.

Similarly, the EX trim level offers the best mix of comfort and convenience with standard features like a sunroof, leather upholstery with heated front seats, automatic climate control, and wireless device charging.

Although, it’s worth noting that even the base LX has standard AWD. Pricing ranges from just under $22,000 for the base LX or a tad under $28,000 for the top-spec SX Turbo.

2021 Kia Sportage-Photo by Kia

Kia Sportage: The Dependable Compact

Kia Sportage First-generation (1993-2005); Second-generation (2005-2010)

The Kia Sportage has been in production for 28 years, evolving with each new model. The first generation arrived here in 1995 and was based on the Mazda Bongo.

Developed during a partnership between Kia, Ford, and Mazda, it was available as a five-door SUV and even a three-door convertible. After being on hiatus for two years, the Sportage returned for its second generation, this time based on a Hyundai Elantra-based platform that was shared with the 2005 Hyundai Tucson.

The updated Sportage was larger than the first generation and less truck-like in design and engineering.

Kia Sportage Third-generation (2011-2016)

In August of 2010, the updated Sportage was released for the 2011 model year. Still based on a shared platform with its cousin (the Hyundai Tucson), the redesigned Sportage was edgier and more refined than its previous iterations.

With a standard 2.4L engine putting out 174 horsepower, and an optional 2.0L engine with 256 horsepower, the third generation Sportage is a great pick on the used market.

Pricing is around $7,000 for an early model year and under $20,000 for the final year of the third generation.

Kia Sportage Fourth-generation (2017-present)

Kia has continued to evolve the Sportage from generation to generation, and it has become a very impressive option in the compact SUV market. Although the latest Sportage continues the trend of an expanding in size from generation to generation it falls slightly behind the competition for interior space. Expect 30.7 cu. ft. of storage behind the second row and 60.1 cu. ft. with the seats folded.

The Sportage is powered by a 2.4L four-cylinder engine with 181 horsepower while higher trim levels get a turbocharged 2.0L four with a more robust 240 horsepower.

Front-wheel drive is standard and all-wheel drive available as an option. Pricing ranges from around $17,500 for a 2017 base model up to just over $35,000 for a new top trim Sorento.

2021 Kia Niro Touring-Photo by Kia

Kia Niro: The Economical Compact

Kia Niro First-generation (2017-present)

The Kia Niro is marketed as the “un-hybrid,” meaning that it has all the benefits of a hybrid without looking like one. Indeed, the Niro has a handsome exterior and comes with a ton of features and options.

Debuting for the 2017 model year, the Niro is basically a tall hatchback but is marketed as a compact SUV. Under the hood, you’ll find a 1.6L four-cylinder paired with an electric motor that has a total power output of 139 horsepower and 195 lb.-ft. of torque.

That’s good for an EPA-estimated 50 mpg in combined city/highway rating, while that torque makes for some peppy acceleration.

Just like the compact Sportage, the EX (dubbed “Touring” for 2020) is a great place to start. Pricing is a very reasonable $15,000 for a 2017 model, up to a premium of over $36,000 for a new 2021 EX Premium trim.

Looking for an even more frugal driving experience? Then you’ve got to check out the Niro EV. With an impressive 239 miles of estimated before you need to recharge, the all-electric Niro is pretty cool. Pricing is $29,611 – $39,511 for 2019 models and $39,090 – $44,590 for 2020 models. 

2012 Kia Sportage - Photo by Kia

Kia Sorento: The Handsome Midsize

Kia Sorento First-generation (2003-2009); Second-generation (2011-2014)

The original Kia Sorento was a traditional truck-based body-on-frame SUV.  Early models are pretty cheap, the 2003 Sportage is in the $3,742 – $5,274 range while the first generation’s final model year can be found for $6,310 – $8,531.

The second-generation Sportage was much more modern, built off of the same platform as the Hyundai Santa Fe. Its base four-cylinder was a bit weak for its size at 175 horsepower, however, a more potent 3.5L V6 was available with 275 horsepower.

You’ll find 2011 models at $8,611 – $12,438, and 2014 models in the $13,435 – $17,614 price range. 

Kia Sorento Third-generation (2016-2020)

While the second generation straddled the line between compact and midsize, the third generation expanded the size of the Sorento firmly into midsize territory.

With more interior space and a host of new features and options, the Sorento should definitely be on your midsize SUV shopping list. The Sorento is available in five or seven passenger layouts, thanks to an optional third-row.

Power comes from a base 2.4L four-cylinder engine that produces 185 horsepower and 178 lb.-ft. of torque. You can also choose between two optional engines, including a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder engine with 240 horsepower and 260 lb.-ft. of torque and a 290 horsepower 3.3L V6 engine.

If you have the option, go for one of the larger engines, the Sorento’s larger size means more weight to lug around.

Regardless of the trim level, you’ll find an impressive list of standard stuff like LED running lights, 17-inch alloy wheels, three drive modes, stain-resistant fabric upholstery, plus 40/20/40-split second-row seats that fold, slide, and recline.

Pricing on the third-generation Sorento range from just over $16,000 to over $35,000 for top-spec of the last model year.

Kia Sorento Fourth-generation (2021-present)

The Kia Sorento was just updated for the 2021 model year. With a new rugged-looking design, a host of safety features, and brand-new engines, it’s quite impressive. Gone is the V6, now you can choose between a base 191 horsepower 2.5L four-cylinder or an optional 281 horsepower turbocharged 2.5L four-cylinder. 2021 Kia Sorento prices range from $29,390 – $42,590.

2021 Kia Telluride-Photo by Kia

Kia Telluride: The Rugged Midsize

Kia Telluride First-generation (2020-present)

Now for something a bit different. While Kia’s lineup of SUVs has always been pretty versatile and practical, it wasn’t necessarily that “tough” looking.

Enter the Telluride, the largest vehicle that Kia has ever produced. Still technically a midsize, it’s got a large interior with three-row seating and room for up to eight people. With up to 87 cu. ft. of cargo capacity, buyers looking for a Kia with more room than the Sorento should definitely take a look at the Telluride.

It is powered by a standard 291-horsepower V6 engine, which is the only available engine. There are four trim levels: LX, S, EX, and SX. Even the base LX comes with standard stuff like simulated leather upholstery, automatic headlights, adaptive cruise control, rear parking sensors, 60/40-split folding second and third-row seating, plus an eight-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Best Kia SUV…

You’ve made it to the end, this is where we label one Kia SUV as the best of the best. There can be only one! Well, that’s not really true, the real answer to the question of which is best is, “it depends”.

Each buyer has varying needs and criteria. If you live in the city, the Sorento or Telluride may be too big. If you have three kids, the Soul or Niro may be too small. So here are our favorites from the various SUV classes.

Best Subcompact/Compact Kia SUV: Niro

The Niro does something exceptionally well, and that is “be a normal crossover” even with its hybrid and electric powertrains. Kia promotes the Niro as “not your neighbor’s hybrid,” likely a reference to the plentiful Toyota Prius.

The Niro packs the latest gas-saving tech into a handsome five-door package. It also delivers a host of standard features, even in the base trim. It’s hard not to find something to like in the Kia Niro.

Best Midsize: Kia Telluride

No offense to the Sorento, but in this two-horse race, my money goes on the Telluride all day long. Its exterior styling may be a bit derivative (you can’t look at the front and not think “GMC Yukon“) but that’s not a bad thing.

Kia delivered a sculpted midsize SUV with a great standard V6 and impressively well-appointed interior. While the starting price may be a bit higher than the rest of the lineup, it’s worth the price of entry.

If the new Telluride is out of your budget, keep an eye on Telluride prices on the used market. As they start to come down, you’ll get one heck of a great Kia SUV for the price.

Regardless, you can’t go wrong with anything in Kia’s SUV lineup.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Apr 24, 2022

What is the best Kia SUV to buy?

Choosing the right Kia SUV depends on your needs. If you are looking for a compact SUV then the Sportage is a great choice. This is a fuel-efficient compact SUV that has up to 240 horsepower and can be a fun car to drive around town. It should be able to fit into most compact parking spots and is nimble enough to move through traffic. If you need more room though you will want to go with a larger SUV.

If you want to be able to haul more people or cargo around then the Kia Telluride is one of their best-selling SUVs in 2021. This was co-developed with Hyundai and the Telluride and Palisade are built on the same platform. This is a great bargain for a midsize SUV with three rows for 2021 with a base price of $32,190, and a 291 horsepower V6 engine.

Either of these Kia options will work great for many years, it is just up to you to decide what size SUV you need to buy and where you plan on using it most.

Which is better Kia Sportage or Kia Seltos?

The Kia Sportage and Kia Seltos are very close to each other so it is hard to tell which one of these two is better. The Sportage is a compact SUV, and the Seltos is marketed as a subcompact SUV. This means that the Seltos has a bit smaller of an interior, but its overall exterior size being smaller means that it will fit more places than the Sportage.

The Kia Seltos is a newer vehicle than the Sportage, and since it is newer it has a more modern interior design. The Seltos has a 10.25-inch screen in the dash compared to the 8-inch screen that comes with the Sportage. The Sportage has an optional panoramic sunroof, and the Seltos does not.

Overall the Seltos is less expensive than the Sportage, but it does miss out on some luxury features and has less powerful engine options. Both of these are comparable vehicles so ultimately it just comes down to which one you like more for interior and exterior styling.

What problems do Kia Sportage have?

The Kia Sportage is pretty well reviewed and there are not many serious problems that have happened to them over the years. The most common reported problem is that the AC compressor clutch has been known to fail on these. Usually, you just have to rebuild the compressor, and then it will work fine again.

Another common complaint is that the throttle position switch fails. This can lead to problems ranging from a delayed throttle response, all the way up to a complete loss of throttle input. Fortunately, this is a pretty affordable item to fix should anything go wrong with it.

The third most common problem with the Sportage involves the transmission feeling like it is hunting for gears. This is usually caused by a problem within the transmission control module and it usually can be fixed by updating the software. Kia has a software patch that can fix it and you can have a dealership install it if you notice problems with your transmission.

Owner Reviews

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accountCircle Michael O on June 4, 2021
2021 Kia Seltos S CVT transmission replaced @ 3200 miles.
I bought 2 Kia Seltos, one is a Sport and the other is the Sport turbo AWD, the ST AWD is awesome no issues, the Sport on the other hand is in the shop waiting for a transmission (CVT) blew in only 5 months and 3200 miles. We have been waiting now 41 days for the CVT to come in finally it is in LA and on its way so we should get it back within the next two weeks needless to say we are very disappointed in the Sport model, good thing I'm Leasing it I will be re-selecting when the lease is up. If it happens again I can claim Lemon Law even though it will only be a 2nd time due to the unreasonable time to repair clause in the Law. If your going to purchase the Seltos make sure it is the AWD model which has the 7 speed duel clutch transmission, Do not get the CVT.
accountCircle Ronald Mirick on May 13, 2021
2019 Kia Niro EX Hybrid MPG is not as advertised!
I owned a 2018 and then a 2019 Kia Niro EX Hybrid. The 2018 got great MPG just as advertised. My 2019 however is not very good at all. MPG is at best 38-39 and at times around 27 MPG. I have had good experiences with the Kia dealers in Illinois but the dealers in Missouri are terrible. The car itself seems pretty much the same but the fuel economy is not anywhere near what it should be. I took it to the dealer in Lees Summit, MO and the tech totally dismissed my mileage issues saying it was functioning as it should. The 2019 does not charge battery to the same level of charge and therefore does not run in electric hardly at all. Loved my 2018 but not my 2019.
accountCircle Sarah D on May 14, 2021
2020 Kia Soul LX is a car with almost no flaws!
The Kia soul is amazing! The sound system is really nice, especially the bass. My car does not have a sunroof, but it is still pretty bright. The back windows come with a tint. Apple CarPlay is extremely helpful when driving. It has a nice touch-screen display. The ac is amazing. The car cools down and heats up with ease quickly. The back windshield wiper is extremely helpful. The front is not too big, so it is easy to park and see in front. The car is high off the ground, making it easier to see. It does have a higher risk for flipping over, and you can feel it when going too fast on turns or with heavy winds, but otherwise, it is not a problem.
accountCircle Todd M on May 26, 2021
The best hybrid on the market: 2019 Kia Niro EX
I have had literally no problems since I purchased the vehicle back in august 2019. Every single tank, I have gotten over 500 miles, almost 600 miles. There has not been one tank that I have averaged less than 55 miles per gallon. The performance is great, it has a sport mode that really kicks itself into gear when you need it most. The car is comfortable, roomy. I have put 5 people in it, and no one was uncomfortable. I have fit two car seats in the back with no space issues. I have also made many trips to the landfill with the back seats folded down. When the back seats are folded down, you can fit so much stuff back there, it is insane.
accountCircle Pou on June 5, 2021
Got a Sportage LX AWD 2020, after my 2008 Sportage failed on me with rust problem.
So I did my homework and for a tall guy I stopped on a few choices but the Sportage a plenty of room for my legs and even for passenger behind me! So after 2500km I love it but there is 4 things which could be improve, first my old Sportage had a retractable hook by the passenger side for the trash bag, the LX model has no rails on the roof on the 2020 model, I wish a better fuel efficiency even though I was aware of it and last wind noise (turbulence) in the cabin) is terrible as you open the windows. Great SUV for a good price!
accountCircle Josh S on May 4, 2021
2020 Kia Telluride LX is a great vehicle with amazing room!
Is a really nice car but lacks some of the little things that I used to get in my luxury Acura. It has a great style and has tons of room for multiple people. Has leather, 2nd row captains seats and fully fold down third row. The third row is very spacious and a large size adult has no problem fitting. The little things that it is missing are items like a garage door opener, seat memory, etc. The infotainment system is nice and the heated and cooled seats are awesome.
accountCircle Maggie H on April 21, 2021
2020 Kia Soul GT LINE has new awesome safety features!
We love the stop-start technology. It saves gas when waiting in stopped traffic or ling lights. It also has built in safety features such as keeping the car in the lane and crash preventative alarms when you are going too fast or when another car gets too close. The ac is much better than our last Kia. Also the backup camera and GPS touch screen are my new favorite things.
accountCircle Lexi Q on May 19, 2021
2020 Kia Telluride S is a great family car with incredible safety ratings and extra features.
Love the spaciousness, the high roof, all the USB plug ins. We did get an 8 seater and would have preferred 7 with 2nd row captains seats, but that wasn't available. The telluride has had absurd market demand so we settled for the only one available in our area. It drives quiet and feels amazing. Plenty of room for our baby and dogs which is what we got it for.
accountCircle Andrew E on May 1, 2021
Purchased our 2020 Kia Sorento in January, 2020.
From the moment we left the dealership, we have loved the performance, comfort, ride, and the looks of the vehicle. The all wheel drive gives us another level of confidence in our vehicle. We just took the vehicle on a trip to North Carolina and experienced a substantially better ride than our last vehicle, and enjoyed the nearly 29 miles per gallon mileage.
accountCircle Theresa S on May 23, 2021
2020 Kia Telluride SX a pretty nice roomy family SUV!
Easy controls and lot of features. Sports mode is by far the best. Ambience lighting is cool and you can change the color. No crazy about the lid the covers the charging console area. I always leave it open as it is difficult to open and I do not want to break it. I also wish the 3rd row had push button seats. I have had it 7 months now and no problems.
accountCircle Nicole C on April 7, 2021
I've gotten 52 mpg on the highway and 54 mpg in the city with the 2019 Kia Niro
The performance of this car is amazing. There is a slight jerk from when the car is transferring from the ev mode to gas. But after a day of driving this car, I learned how to control the jerking. The trunk is a lot bigger than it seems. And if I need more space, the back seats fold down flat. The mpg is amazing! On the highway, I average 52 mpg.
accountCircle Jackie L on May 25, 2021
Our 2019 Kia Niro. It really shines!
Our Niro is a hybrid and I love the mileage we get. This morning it was 51 mpg! It rides nicely, love the backup camera, has av components for directions, phone, text messaging and a great stereo system. We weren't thinking of our dogs when we bought the car and it is too small for both of them. There's plenty of room for luggage and groceries.
accountCircle Delia W on April 18, 2021
2020 Kia telluride- great for families.
The Kia telluride drives very smoothly and tows a camper/trailer or boat with ease. It fits my family of 5 with room for more. The seats folding help the capacity a lot and the climate control for the back seats was a game changer. The cargo space is decently big and when the back row is folded down becomes significantly bigger.
accountCircle Rick B on April 19, 2021
2020 Kia Sportage? Practical, stylish and affordable.
The 2020 Kia Sportage is a great family vehicle and is very sporty and stylish. It is a very smooth ride and has a tight turning radius. The seats are very comfortable and all controls are at very convenient locations to the driver. The advanced electronic system has lane assist and front crash protection warnings.
accountCircle Gianna P on May 28, 2021
Kia Sorento 2020 is an excellent car choice.
It has a rear view camera. The radio is touch screen. Interior of the car is all black. The car is very roomy and comfortable for all passengers. Driving is very smooth. You are able to connect apple play to it. Sound system works perfectly. Overall, the Kia Sorento 2020 is an amazing pick!
accountCircle Angel G on April 26, 2021
The Kia 2020 telluride is the vehicle of the future.
Absolutely zero problems. The leather seats are very high quality, the range on it is amazing, the speakers sound great, and there's seat cooling and heating. Additionally, the different modes on the vehicle is cool.There's sport mode, eco mode. Smart, and two more that I cannot remember.
accountCircle Jasmine K on April 7, 2021
Kia Sorento 2020. The ultimate package.
I like my vehicle because I now have 2 children and a German shepherd and I am able to fit everyone in my vehicle comfortably. It is great on gas so I never have to struggle with getting gas money and Kia is just a great company in general. I have never had any issues with Kia.
accountCircle Alex B on April 8, 2021
The 2020 Sportage is super comfortable.
Perfect for me in long road trips, which I take often. The apple play screen is super hand when needing maps, and is super user friendly. I have gone 15,000 miles in the last 10 months and it is has been reliable and has had great performance so far, with regular maintenance.
accountCircle Michael G on May 27, 2021
2020 Sportage is just so-so vehicle. For the money, there are better values out there.
Just basic car. Features could be better and acceleration could be faster. Average look and feel. Not sure about reliability yet, just leased in January 2020. Gas mileage is below average. Cargo space is relatively small. One positive is standard safety features.
accountCircle Alejandra F on May 11, 2021
2019 Kia Niro EX Hybrid is a great smooth ride. Versatile and classy look.
The car is great. Small, but spacious. Tunes trunk space is pretty large. It saves a lot on gas. Mileage is amazing compared to a non hybrid vehicle. I haven't had any problems yet. I love the car and everything about it. It's a smooth ride with great quality.
accountCircle Ashleigh M on May 4, 2021
The 2020 Kia Sorento is awesome.
I have only had it for about 2 months but have not experienced any issues. It drives really smooth and was a big upgrade for me. All windows are auto, love the backup camera, apple carplay is where it is at, blind spot detectors are great piece of mind.
accountCircle Gob H on April 24, 2021
The Kia Sportage 2020 ex is a great economy SUV sport car.
The car has a backup camera, and auto-led lights. The storage space and passenger space is much bigger than previous Sportage models. More room for storage in the back, and more legroom for backseat passengers.
accountCircle Doris P on May 8, 2021
My 2020 Kia Sorento is very comfortable and has a lot of legroom.
The car gets very good gas mileage. We took it on vacation and actually got 30 mpg on the highway. I also like all the safety features on the car. I would definitely recommend this vehicle to other car buyers.
accountCircle BW on April 26, 2021
2021 Kia Seltos EX transmission failed.
Transmission failed after 6 weeks - been at the dealer with no fix in sight longer than I drove the car, not fun paying for a car monthly when you can't drive it.
accountCircle Kelly Johnson on June 3, 2021
2021 Kia Seltos LX engine already failed.
Brand new 2021 Seltos. Under 9,000 miles already needs a new engine.
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