2024 Kia Sportage T-GDI 180hp 4WD | POV Test Drive | Consumption

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In this video you'll see 2024 Kia Sportage POV Test Drive! You will be able to check Kia Sportage driver visibility and feel how city and bumpy roads driving with Kia Sportage goes.
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Model: Kia Sportage
Version: EX 4WD
Manufacture year: 2024
Engine: Petrol 1.6l T-GDI 180hp / 74kW
Transmission: Automatic
0:00 Interior and exterior
0:40 Driving
1:50 Driving in the city
3:20 Old bumpy road
4:38 Driving in the city
8:39 Back camera quality / fuel Consumption info
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[@natalijazabelo2664]

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[@droomkoning3266]

First again

[@gorindolea]

korando premium which is 5000€ less expensive or sportage gt line mhev 180?

[@sic22l]

It's also a worse and less sophisticated car.

[@supernotnatural]

@@sic22l korando was built before kia sportage was born and it was for military lol

[@sic22l]

@@supernotnaturalNew Korando has absolutely nothing to do with the old one.

[@user-sr3lu9zu7y]

Are you really getting 11.2l per 100km? That's insane for the eco drive you did.

[@AutoPOVDrive]

The car computer show such consumption, maybe for a longer drive it will be lower, but for short trips it's as it's

[@sic22l]

No surprises there, Kia's 1.6 turbo petrol engine is known for its high consumption which is why I was shocked when they used it in the newest Sportage/Tucson. Yes, in the city or on the highway (at 130km/h or above) we're talking about double digits.