North Edmonton Kia Looks Forward To Release Of 2023 Kia Sportage

Nov 15, 2021

November 15, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Alberta, Canada based North Edmonton Kia is pleased to announce that the new 2023 Kia Sportage 4-door SUV will soon be made available for test drives and purchase. This new Kia Sportage is the fifth generation of the compact crossover and is 180 mm longer than the outgoing fourth-generation model. Its improvements give it spacious rear-seat legroom and cargo capacity, and it is poised to be extremely popular in the upcoming year. Learn more here: https://www.pressadvantage.com/story/46626-north-edmonton-kia-offers-kia-sportage-for-sale-as-kia-receives-highest-number-of-quality-awards.

North Edmonton Kia clarifies that the 2023 Sportage is not yet on sale — but will be available at the Edmonton branch in the near future. The 2023 Sportage is designed with a naturally aspirated 2.5-litre four-cylinder engine which produces 187 horsepower (and is paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission). The model offers the standard front-wheel drive, with an all-wheel drive option available as well. Models with the latter will have a slightly taller ride height than the previous model.

Kia hopes to eventually offer a plug-in hybrid version of the Sportage in North America. As it is, the 2023 Sportage boasts an impressive dual-screen curved display, with a 12.3” digital instrument cluster and a 12.3” infotainment screen. The vehicle is also equipped with a variety of driver-favorite features, such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, touch-based climate and audio controls and several active driver assistance systems. Some of these extra amenities include a 360-degree surround-view camera system, a wireless charging pad and a Harman Kardon premium audio system. North Edmonton Kia is the place to go for the Kia Sportage, be it the 2021, 2022 or soon to be released 2023 model.

The company is also currently offering the 2022 Kia Sportage for sale, which is powered by a 240 horsepower 2.0-liter engine. Available for the 2022 model is the Sportage Nightfall Edition Trim, which includes features such as the panoramic sunroof, black roof rails, special black badging and the flat-bottom steering wheel with paddle shifters. This vehicle’s interior also boasts SynTex seating materials, fog lights with piano black surround, piano black front and rear bumper trim. Side sills and skid plates with black satin window are featured on the exterior. The 2022 model is equipped with the Smart Power Liftgate™, which opens automatically by sensing the driver’s key, providing convenient, hands-free access to the cargo area. The 2022 model also offers wireless charging and mobile phone integrations through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (on a touch screen display) and the Harman Kardon® Premium Sound System, a surround sound system which delivers a 320-watt acoustic experience, enhanced by Clari-Fi™ restoration technology.

North Edmonton Kia, established in 2014, is a premier retailer of both new and used Kia vehicles. The company has dedicated themselves to providing the Edmonton community with fun, easy and financially advantageous shopping experiences. They take great pride in their team of enthusiastic sales staff, expert financiers and trained technicians who work together to offer top-quality services at North Edmonton Kia.

For instance, the sales staff makes it a point to maintain transparency about the benefits and drawbacks of any given vehicle as they would apply to a variety of lifestyles. This helps ensure that customers are equipped with all the insight they need to make the best decision for themselves. Similarly, the financial team will lay out all available payment options once a customer has chosen the model that most speaks to their needs and preferences. The team will then give expert recommendations based on their individual situation and requirements. The company also offers quality vehicle repairs and maintenance through their professional technicians in the Kia service department.

Those interested in learning more about the new Kia Sportage may visit the North Edmonton Kia website to get started. Further inquiries may also be directed to the North Edmonton Kia front office at 780-509-1550.

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North Edmonton Kia
Robert Aaltonen
7805091541
[email protected]
13634 St Albert Trail NW
Edmonton
Alberta
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