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Kia Sportage colours: Which options are worth it?
The latest Kia Sportage is available in eleven different colour options depending on which trim you decide to buy. Find the colour you’d love for your Kia Sportage in this guide.
Words by: Nimisha Jain
Published on 10 April 2024 | 0 min read
Kia Sportage is in its fifth generation now, and it continues to be a top choice for SUVs. In fact, it also features in our list of top 10 SUVs, handpicked by our expert reviewers.
So if you’ve decided to buy or lease a Kia Sportage, and you find yourself confused between the different colour options available in the UK, then keep reading our guide to find out more about the Sportage’s colour and upholstery choices.
So if you’ve decided to buy or lease a Kia Sportage, and you find yourself confused between the different colour options available in the UK, then keep reading our guide to find out more about the Sportage’s colour and upholstery choices.
Kia Sportage: Exterior colour options
Infra Red
Cost: £0
Available On: All models
Available On: All models
The Kia Sportage is available in the Infra Red colour at no extra cost. You may have also seen this colour on Kia Ceed where it’s also a free colour option.
The Infra Red is one of the bolder colours available on the Sportage. It’s a bright but deep hue of red that goes well with the exterior features of the car, so it’s a great option for those who like a pop of colour. Overall, it’s a good colour option, especially if you don’t want to spend any extra money on the car’s colour.
The Infra Red is one of the bolder colours available on the Sportage. It’s a bright but deep hue of red that goes well with the exterior features of the car, so it’s a great option for those who like a pop of colour. Overall, it’s a good colour option, especially if you don’t want to spend any extra money on the car’s colour.
Fusion White
Cost: £650-800
Available On: All models
Available On: All models
While you usually get white as the free colour option for cars, with the Kia Sportage, you can choose to get your car in Fusion White for the price of £650. It’s a classic, pearly white colour making it a good option for those who like to stick to the monotones.
For those feeling a little more adventurous, you could also opt for the Fusion White dual colour available on the GT-Line S. This colour is available for £800 and it gives you a mix of the Fusion White with a black rooftop.
For those feeling a little more adventurous, you could also opt for the Fusion White dual colour available on the GT-Line S. This colour is available for £800 and it gives you a mix of the Fusion White with a black rooftop.
Phantom Black
Cost: £650
Available On: All models
Available On: All models
Phantom Black is the Sportage’s classic option and makes the car look sleek and mysterious. The one drawback of going with the Phantom Black option is that it hides the exterior features of the car as there isn’t much contrast between the detailing and the colour of the car.
For those who love a black or grey hue on their car, you may also want to consider the Dark Penta Metal and Lunar Silver colour options offered on the Sportage instead of the Phantom Black – all of which cost £650 extra.
For those who love a black or grey hue on their car, you may also want to consider the Dark Penta Metal and Lunar Silver colour options offered on the Sportage instead of the Phantom Black – all of which cost £650 extra.
Dark Penta Metal
Cost: £650
Available On: All models
Available On: All models
The Dark Penta Metal colour is available on the Kia Sportage for £650. It’s one shade lighter than the Phantom Black colour so it’s a great option for those who prefer a dark car colour but also want the exterior detailing to stand out on the car. The car’s also different enough from black so you won’t get lost in a crowd of black cars.
Yuka Steel Grey
Cost: £650
Available On: 2 & 3
Available On: 2 & 3
Yuka Steel Grey is a really unique colour. It may have ‘grey’ in its name, but the colour is a nice blend between grey and blue. Going for the Yuka Steel Grey will make your car stand out of the crowd, however, this colour option is only available on Kia Sportage 2 and Sportage 3. It’s a good option for those who like the colour blue but don’t want a really bright and vibrant hue of blue.
Fun fact: Kia Sportage ranked 4th out of the top 10 selling models by colour in 2023 for the colour grey, according to SMMT.
Fun fact: Kia Sportage ranked 4th out of the top 10 selling models by colour in 2023 for the colour grey, according to SMMT.
Lunar Silver
Cost: £650-800
Available On: All GT Line
Available On: All GT Line
The Lunar Silver isn’t like the shiny, silver car colours you usually see. Lunar Silver has a subtle sheen and has an undertone of grey – kind of like the Space Grey colour option you used to get on an Apple iPhone. It looks great with the black and white detailing on the car. This colour’s available for £650 on all GT-Line Sportages. And if you’re willing to pay £150 more, you can get yourself a two-tone Lunar Silver with a black colour roof.
Blue Flame
Cost: £650
Available On: All GT Line
Available On: All GT Line
The Blue Flame is a vibrant hue of blue and a great option for those who love a bold colour. It’s a really summery, exciting colour and looks great with the exterior detailing of the car.
Blue Flame is one of the most fun colours available on the Kia Sportage, however, it’s only available on the GT-line. For those who’re not opting for the GT-Line Sportage, the Yuka Steel Grey can be a good option if you want a blue colour for your car, or the Infra Red if you’re a fan of a bright coloured car.
Blue Flame is one of the most fun colours available on the Kia Sportage, however, it’s only available on the GT-line. For those who’re not opting for the GT-Line Sportage, the Yuka Steel Grey can be a good option if you want a blue colour for your car, or the Infra Red if you’re a fan of a bright coloured car.
Experience Green
Cost: £650-800
Available On: All GT Line Hybrid, Plug-in hybrid
Available On: All GT Line Hybrid, Plug-in hybrid
Kia Sportage: Interior options
1. Black cloth with faux leather
Available on: Sportage 2, 3, 3 Hybrid, 3 Plug-in Hybrid
Cost: No cost The Kia Sportage 2 and 3 lines come with partial leather seats with black cloth as standard on. These seats are accompanied with plastic trims and metal-effect pieces dotted around in the interior to help create some contrast.
Cost: No cost The Kia Sportage 2 and 3 lines come with partial leather seats with black cloth as standard on. These seats are accompanied with plastic trims and metal-effect pieces dotted around in the interior to help create some contrast.
2. Suede leather
Available on: all GT-Line and GT-Line S
Cost: No cost The Kia Sportage GT-Line and GT-Line S seats are upholstered in leather and suede on. You also get a GT-Line emblem embossed in the suede seats. The suede leather in the Kia Sportage GT-Line S trim also includes a quilt designing. There are also stainless-steel trims on the windowsills and some extra glossy black plastic trim on the centre console for no extra cost on the GT-line and GT-line S.
Cost: No cost The Kia Sportage GT-Line and GT-Line S seats are upholstered in leather and suede on. You also get a GT-Line emblem embossed in the suede seats. The suede leather in the Kia Sportage GT-Line S trim also includes a quilt designing. There are also stainless-steel trims on the windowsills and some extra glossy black plastic trim on the centre console for no extra cost on the GT-line and GT-line S.
Now that you know all your colour options, learn more about the different features you can get with a Kia Sportage.
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