Overview
- The second‑generation three‑row SUV grows by about 2.3 inches in length, nearly 3 inches in wheelbase and roughly 1 inch in height to boost interior space and ease third‑row access.
- An X‑Pro variant adds all‑terrain tyres, approximately 9.1 inches of ground clearance, front and rear recovery hooks, raised roof rails and ground‑projecting exterior lighting.
- The cabin adopts a widescreen display setup with dual 12.3‑inch panels and a dedicated climate screen, plus upgrades such as real metal accents, mesh headrests and new color themes.
- Family‑focused touches include a folding luggage table with integrated ruler in the cargo area and a rear center console that converts into a table.
- Kia highlights its Opposites United design with vertical ‘Star Map’ LEDs and flush door handles, and outlets note Palisade‑based underpinnings as Kia withholds powertrain and price details; U.S.‑only left‑hand‑drive production continues, limiting right‑hand‑drive markets like Australia.