Filed under: New York Auto Show, Minivan/Van, Kia
Hold on to your sippy cups, America. The
Kia Sedona minivan may have gone to recess for the 2013 model year, but it mounted a quiet comeback for 2014 sporting the
slightest of updates. Thankfully, those minor tweaks will only have to sustain it a short time.
Kia knows it can't afford to nap for another year against strong rivals like the
Honda Odyssey and
Chrysler Town & Country, and the Korean automaker remains committed to duking it out in the kinshlepper segment. So committed, in fact, that
Autoblog has learned it will launch its third-generation minivan at April's
New York Auto Show.
As seen in these spy shots captured last August, the 2015 Sedona will incorporate styling cues from Kia's well-recieved
2012 KV7 concept, and it's predicted to feature more refined drivetrains and interior appointments, including Kia's latest UVO infotainment system and available rear-seat entertainment. We further expect fuel economy figures to get a nudge upwards thanks to fuel-saving features like electric power steering and direct injection.
Given the minivan segment's 'safety first' mindset, look for the next Sedona (known elsewhere as the Carnival) to offer a full quiver of active safety features, including blind-spot detection and a lane-departure warning system - two popular features the 2014 model does without.
Kia to reveal 2015 Sedona minivan in New York originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 24 Jan 2014 10:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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