Kia is currently working on the updated Seltos SUV. The upcoming model has been spied on recently on a road test run, revealing its LED headlight design partially. See the complete details below.
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The latest spy shots of the upcoming Seltos have surfaced from South Korea, where the test car is spotted with camouflage. However, its headlight and taillight design is partially visible, giving us the first hint of what to expect.
Look closely, and one can easily spot the five vertical LED slats on each side of the headlights. The extreme side of each light has a C-shaped LED that looks identical to the Kia EV5.
Similarly, the rear profile has large vertical LED lights and four diagonal LED strips for turn signals on the lower side of the lamps. We are assuming it to have a connected taillight outlook with triangular elements.
Other interesting details include the new dual-tone alloy wheels with sharp design that matches the angular LED lights. The test car also gets six front parking sensors, a nose-mounted camera, and a radar camera behind the IRVM.
While the details of the cabin are unavailable right now, we expect that the new Seltos will get a dashboard similar to the Syros’s, with a D-cut two-spoke steering wheel and a tri-connected screen setup.
As it will be a reworked version of the current model, the chassis and interior space are likely to remain unchanged on the new model. Other features can be flush-type door handles, new leather seats, more connected features, including a new UI for the infotainment system, etc.
Powering the updated Seltos will be the same engine options as the current model. Its pricing will be hiked marginally due to the new design and more features. As of now, the launch timeline is unavailable for India, but we can safely assume it will debut globally by late 2025.
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The last update that the Seltos received in India was through a mild facelift back in 2023. However, the competition has revamped with new tech and features that the current model lacks. Kia will fill up this gap through the new model in India next year.