Last week, Kia released the first image of its new cee’d hatchback ahead of the car’s Geneva show debut. It was a front three-quarter shot showing the C-segment hatch’s more rounded shape and new nose, featuring a prominent Schreyer grille. Now, side profile and rear three quarter images of the car have surfaced.
The cee’d is a European model that targets the Golf, Focus and Astra, and shares a platform with Hyundai’s i30. Kia says that the car combines styling typically found on a sporty coupé with the space and functionality of a five-door hatch.
No pics of the cabin yet, but expect a “driver oriented dashboard and refined interior, with a strong focus on quality of materials,” says the South Korean brand. Kia’s industry leading seven year warranty will accompany the car in Europe.
The new cee’d will be launched from the second quarter of this year.
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Comments on the blog post focus on the Kia Cee'd's design and its similarities to European hatchbacks, with critics pointing out its copying of BMW and VW styling, especially the grille and overall look. Some express dissatisfaction with its plain appearance, calling it dull and uninspired, while others praise its value and potential appeal in markets like Malaysia. There are occasional off-topic debates about other car models, sales figures, and brand comparisons, but the majority highlight the Cee'd's conservative, somewhat awkward design, and debate whether it matches European trends or merely mimics them. Overall, reactions are mixed but lean toward critical of the car’s styling and originality.