In typical Kia fashion, the daytime running lights are extremely ornate and stretch from the outer-portion of the headlights to near the center of the front grille. Cues like body cladding and the optional 17-inch alloy wheels with their spider web design toughen the little crossover up, in addition to the cosmetic skid plates and roof rails. Unlike the more pedestrian Sportage and the funky Soul, the Seltos tries to convince you of its ruggedness through design. The only obvious DNA shared between the cars is the company’s signature “tiger nose” grille, which weaves its way into each Kia product, and makes a noticeable impression here. In terms of Kia’s crossover lineup, the Seltos slots in above the boxier Soul and below the compact Sportage. The new CUV shares a platform with the Hyundai Kona, though line the two up next to each other, and it would be hard to tell.
Spend some time with the Seltos in the metal and it’s clear that the looks are not for everyone. 2020 Kia Telluride SX First Drive: Telluridin’ Dirty Quirky Looks, Solid Cabin
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