2024 Kia Seltos SX Takes Top Spot in “2023 Affordable SUV Challenge” presented by Cars.com
The 2024 Kia Seltos SX has clinched the top spot in the “2023 Affordable SUV Challenge” conducted by Cars.com, surpassing five other popular subcompact SUVs in the $30,000 price range. What set the Seltos SX apart from the competition were its sprightly performance and its lauded upscale interior, featuring elements that set it apart from its rivals.
Cars.com’s editorial team meticulously scrutinized these SUVs through a battery of tests assessing their driving dynamics, comfort, interior quality, and various other aspects. Additional evaluations delved into real-world fuel efficiency, acceleration, cargo space, child-safety seat compatibility, safety features, and overall value.
“With exceptional performance, impressive interior space and a top-tier cabin, the 2024 Kia Seltos SX Turbo is in a league of its own,” said Mike Hanley, Cars.com Sr. Road Test Editor. “Whether you’re interested in safety features, cargo space or a well-rounded driving experience, the Seltos gives shoppers looking for a small SUV a lot for their money, and these attributes helped it win the Cars.com 2023 Affordable SUV Challenge.” [1]
The diminutive yet formidable Seltos SUV commands attention, even within a crowded market segment. Despite its compact dimensions, the revamped Seltos boasts an abundance of coveted attributes. This includes the standard dual panoramic displays and an elevated interior that exudes a class above its peers.
Crafted to cater to those who relish an active lifestyle, the updated Seltos exhibits a sleeker design, both inside and out. Within the cabin, the focal point is the standard dual panoramic displays, lending a futuristic and contemporary atmosphere. With two lively powertrain options, including a turbocharged 195-horsepower engine, and the introduction of the X-Line trim, the Seltos encourages comfortable adventures.
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