Kia Cee'D, New Generation: Radical Design Changes
Added on: Jan 10, 2012
The design of the new model is radically changed compared to the previous model.
At the biggest European auto show at the beginning of this year, Geneva, Kia will present their newest creation: the long awaited Cee'D generation. The compact vehicle is radically changed design wise compared to the current generation released in 2996 and comes to enhance the sales increase Kia is experiencing world wide.
The Kia hatchback, fully developed in Europe, receives the frontal grid that characterizes the vehicles released by Kia in the last few years, Tiger Nose, being flanked by frontal optical blocks much more aggressive than the current generation.
Although Kia published a single photo of the new Cee'd - designed by Peter Schreyer, former VW designer - this model is described as a vehicle with a remarkable exterior design and refined interior, with strong focus on the quality of materials and with a ergonomic and driver oriented control panel.
The new Kia Cee'd will be officially presented to the media on March 6, in Geneva, and it will be available on the European market shortly after that.
