2025 Kia Seltos facelift cabin revealed, gets new seats

Key highlights

• 2025 Kia Seltos facelift cabin spotted
• Gets redesigned seats and new upholstery
• Likely to use the current platform and engine options

Kia is working on the new-generation model of the Seltos compact SUV. The latest spy shots of the test car have surfaced online, revealing the interior details. Check out the complete details below.

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2025 Kia Seltos facelift cabin details

The newly surfaced spy shots of the interiors, show the set of new design of the front seats and a dual-tone upholstery. While the dashboard and the door pads are covered, the spy photo shows the new grey-black combo of the cabin, along with orange highlights.

These photos have surfaced from South Korea, where the road testing of the upcoming Seltos model has begun. The test car was spied earlier as well, and its exterior design details were leaked.

On the outside, the new-gen Seltos will get a heavily revamped front and rear section, along with a new set of alloy wheels and flush-type door handles on the side profile.

The new set of bumpers, LED lights, and connected light bars on both ends, front and rear, will cumulatively change its appearance into a more mature and upmarket Kia model.

On the inside, apart from the new seats and upholstery, we expect a new dashboard design with a curved connected display similar to the Syros. The steering wheel design is also likely to be completely new, whilst the features list will embrace more autonomous convenience controls.

As per the online reports, the new Seltos will likely use the current car’s platform and therefore its engine options will also remain as it is.

The global debut of the new-gen model is expected to take place in the second half of this year, while its Indian debut shall take place by late 2025.

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Our verdict

Since the launch of the new Creta, the Seltos has started to feel outdated in India. Additionally, it needs a major design revamp because the Syros SUV is now available within the same price bracket, offering more space and better features.

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