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Kia Announces 2024 Sportage Hybrid Pricing
Available in four different price trims, the new 2024 Kia Sportage SUV has a starting MSRP of $28,290.

The car features a 1.6L Turbo gasoline direct injection (GDI) engine, with 177 horsepower and 195 lb.-ft. of torque, resulting in a 2,000 lb. towing capacity with trailer brakes.
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The 2024 Kia Sportage Hybrid will have a starting MSRP of $28,290, the automaker announced Dec. 11. The hybrid SUV comes in four different price trims, with rear (second row, seat-mounted) airbags and LED headlights now standard.
The car features a 1.6L Turbo gasoline direct injection (GDI) engine, with 177 horsepower and 195 lb.-ft. of torque, resulting in a 2,000 lb. towing capacity with trailer brakes.
MSRP Pricing
LX
$28,290
LX AWD
$30,090
EX AWD
$31,990
SX Prestige AWD
$37,190
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
Blind-spot collision avoidance assist (BCA) includes rear cross-traffic collision avoidance assist
Std: EX, SX Prestige
Cruise control
Std: LX, EX (w/ steering wheel controls) & SX Prestige (smart cruise control w/ stop and go)
Driver attention warning
Std: All trims
Forward collision avoidance assist
Std: LX, EX (car/pedestrian/cyclist detection) and SX Prestige (car/pedestrian/cyclist detection and junction turning)
Highway driving assist
Std: SX Prestige
Lane following assist
Std: All trims
Lane keep assist
Std: All trims
Lane departure warning
Std: All trims
Navigation smart cruise control
Std: SX Prestige
Front parking sensors
Std: SX Prestige
Rear parking sensors
Std: All trims
Parking collision avoidance – reverse
Std: SX Prestige
Remote smart parking assist
Std: SX Prestige
Safe exit warning
Std: EX, SX Prestige
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