The
second generation Kia Optima will reportedly feature a
sharper design when it debut in the first quarter of 2015.
According
to TheKoreanCarBlog, the vehicle will premiere Kia’s new design language for
sedan models that will be also used by the next Cadenza in 2016. The Korean
company’s design team has told our source that the new Optima won’t look
like the Sorento and the Sedona. It will continue to feature a “tiger nose”
radiator grille with new headlights, while at the back there will be larger
taillights.
The
petrol variants will get aggressive and sporty air intakes in the front bumper,
while the hybrid models will be equipped with closed grille that opens when
cooling is required. New alloy wheels and colors are also expected.
As we
have already reported, the interior will feature a three-spoke steering wheel,
a new infotainment system with an 8-inch display and plenty of chrome trim. Our
source also says the model will get a new leather-wrapped dashboard.
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