Kia has revealed the first images of its new Rondo (also known as the Carens), which is set to make its world premiere at the Paris Motor Show in September. The company says that the third-generation compact MPV is a lower, sleeker proposition offering plenty in the way of space.
The new Rondo – conceived around the theme ‘responsive space’ – will feature a completely fresh, sleek, cab-forward design, replete with a lower roofline, longer wheelbase, larger wheels of up to 18-inch sizing as well as a chrome beltline accent among the design cues. No other details as yet, so expect more as Paris gets closer.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post about the third-generation Kia Carens/Rondo reveal a mix of curiosity, admiration, and skepticism. Many commenters think the new model looks sleek, modern, and similar to Ford S-Max, praising its design and styling. Some predict it will sell well initially but doubt long-term demand due to factors like poor after-sales service and competition from other MPVs. Several critics compare it unfavorably to other brands, including Proton and Japanese models, citing concerns about quality and resale value. There is also discussion about potential pricing, with hopes that it will be affordable and attract Malaysian buyers. Overall, the sentiments are generally positive about the design, but opinions vary on the vehicle’s market potential and value.