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  Kia Sorento

  4.2/5

  CO2 emissions: 37-174g/km It’s cars like the Sorento which show just how far Kia has come. Far from some kind of value-focused brand, Kia is now making cars which look and feel very upmarket, and this includes the Sorento. As a spacious seven-seater, the Sorento is ideal for families, yet with plenty of tech on board and a refined driving style, it’s also a great option for drivers, too.

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  Kia ProCeed

  3.9/5

  Kia threw a curveball when it launched the Proceed in 2019. Arriving as a stylish Shooting Brake-style estate car, it stood out from the brand’s range of practical and straightforward models as something a little different. However, with a well-sized boot and a well-made cabin, this handsome-looking car has far more going for it than just looks alone.

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  Kia EV6

  4.3/5

  The Kia EV6 arrived in 2021 as a pioneering all-electric crossover, immediately attracting attention with its bold (sometimes polarising) styling, advanced technology, and impressive range. Positioned as a flagship, the EV6 not only highlights the brand’s technological progress, but also offers a compelling alternative to established premium EVs. With its distinctive lines and cutting-edge features, the EV6 competes directly with the likes of the Tesla Model Y, Hyundai IONIQ 5, Ford Mustang Mach-E, and Volkswagen ID.4. Its combination of practicality, performance, and value – not to mention Kia’s celebrated aftersales support – has made it a favourite among British buyers.

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  Kia EV3

  4.0/5

  Kia has quickly risen to become one of the most trusted brands in the world of electric vehicles and the EV3 is an example of why that is. With a decent amount of range, a speedy charge time and good levels of standard equipment, the EV3 is the kind of car that could quite easily take up where a traditional family petrol or diesel car left off. Add in Kia’s excellent reliability reputation and you have a very appealing package.

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  Kia Ceed

  3.8/5

  It’s a challenge to enter a segment populated by the Volkswagen Golf and Ford Focus, but that’s what Kia did with the Ceed. The third-generation car, introduced in 2018, showcased a bold new side to the Kia and a much simpler moniker. While its discontinuation was announced in 2025, the Ceed remains a great option for buyers looking for a value-focused all-rounder, while the more adventure-inspired XCeed continues to be available new.

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  Jaecoo 7

  3.7/5

  There are few cars which have experienced such a meteoric rise in popularity quite like the Jaecoo 7. Offering the chunky looks of an off-roader but with an on-road focus, the 7’s practical size is backed by loads of technology and, most importantly, a price tag which undercuts nearly everything else in its segment.

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