The Forte Sedan from the world-famous Kia comes now with a more refreshed look than ever before, the exterior styling and the overall up-gradation have taken place for the year 2022.
The new wheel design, and the technology of the overall vehicle now go more updated with the newness of the upcoming year.
The 10.3-inch infotainment system now goes with an optional setting, the Android autoplay and Apple car play have now gone as a standard piece of equipment.
| The new Kia Forte comes over a price tag of $20,000 |
| Volkswagen Jetta and Honda Civic are competing against the Kia Forte |
| Upper grilles are narrowed down than before with updated exterior lightning |
| New wheel design, latest bumper layout, freshly bolstered headlights |
| New driver assistance technologies are offered |
| An all-new lane following assist feature joins the spec feature sheet |
The new adaptive cruise control comes with the onset of the technological era and that would also gauge the curves and twists upon the roads of plateaus and dunes.
The powertrain and the chassis are now changed with the new spec sheet and most of the variants are packed with the 147 horsepower, 2.0 liter, 4.0 cylinder, and along with the continuously variable transmission.
The pricing of the FE, the entry-level variant, stays with a varied dime of $20,085, and the midrange GT Line and LXS are floating with the $20,585 and $22,285.
The sporty GT trim is said to be starting with the $24,485 and the new KIA Forte would be rolling soon with the U.S dealerships soon.
