Our launch report of the Kia Cerato 1.6 and 2.0 will be up sometime during the work day today, but for those who are still up now in the wee hours of the morning, we have photos and brochure scans for you from a Kia Malaysia showroom thanks to reader Deric.
UPDATE: The Kia Cerato is now officially launched – click here for our launch report
The brochure snapshots are very details so you can see exactly what the new features of the car are, including specs and dimensions. The car in these photos look like the 1.6 litre model as it has cloth seats and doesn’t have the Supervision meter panel with colour multi-info display.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Kia Cerato showroom display highlight its advanced features, safety equipment, and modern design, viewing it as a competitive and value-packed option in its segment. Many appreciate its spaciousness, safety tech, and supposed features that surpass some Japanese models, though some find it expensive or question the interior design. Several express a preference for waiting for future discounts or newer models like Mazda 3. Others compare it to prior models or competitor vehicles, with mixed opinions on pricing and value. Overall, the sentiments are a mix of positive recognition of features and design, coupled with concerns over price and interior appeal, indicating cautious interest among potential buyers.