Kia America Announces 2025 Seltos Pricing and Features

Kia America reveals the 2025 Seltos pricing, with new features and enhancements across all trims, reinforcing its position in the compact SUV market. Prices range from $24,590 to $31,090.

Kia America has revealed the pricing for the 2025 Seltos, with the latest model showcasing new standard features and enhancements across all trim levels, reinforcing its strong position in the compact SUV segment.

Pricing for 2025 Kia Seltos Models:

Seltos S FWD: $25,090
Seltos EX FWD: $26,090
Seltos LX AWD: $24,590
Seltos S AWD: $26,590
Seltos EX AWD: $28,290
Seltos X-Line: $29,290
Seltos SX: $31,090

The 2025 Seltos introduces several updates designed to boost safety and convenience. Notable new features include the Parking Distance Warning-Reverse (PDW-R), now standard on EX and SX trims, which aids drivers with improved maneuverability. The Smart Power Liftgate, standard on EX AWD and SX trims, adds convenience for loading and unloading. Additionally, the S trims now come with a driver power window featuring auto up/down and an integrated 4.25” TFT cluster for a more user-friendly interface.

Enhancements also extend to the vehicle’s aesthetics and functionality. The S trim sports new 17” two-tone alloy wheels, and a Power Sunroof package is now available on EX trims. The Seltos offers two powertrain options: a 2.0L MPI Atkinson 4-cylinder engine delivering 146 hp and a 1.6L Turbo GDI 4-cylinder engine producing 195 hp, catering to diverse performance preferences. The interior has been upgraded with better materials and finishes, and the EX AWD trim now includes a standard cargo cover.

About Kia America: Headquartered in Irvine, California, Kia America is renowned for topping automotive quality surveys and being named one of the TIME100 Most Influential Companies of 2023. As the “Official Automotive Partner” of the NBA, Kia offers a wide range of gasoline, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and electric vehicles through over 775 U.S. dealers. Several models, including the EV9 all-electric SUV, Sportage (excluding HEV and PHEV), Sorento (excluding HEV and PHEV), and Telluride, are assembled in the United States from domestic and global parts.