Kia to Unveil Next-Gen Soul in L.A.

Kia Motors will give the first glimpse of its third-generation Soul and Soul EV that will be offered as 2020 models with optional all-wheel drive, Kia has announced.

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November 14, 2018

Kia to Unveil Next-Gen Soul in L.A. — 2020 Kia Soul

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Kia Motors will give the first glimpse of its third-generation Soul and Soul EV that will be offered as 2020 models with optional all-wheel drive, Kia has announced.

The vehicles will offer several powertrains, including a turbocharged engine.

Kia has scheduled a news conference for Nov. 28 at AutoMobility LA, the press and trade event that preceds the show.

Kia is expected to sell the vehicles in the second quarter of 2019. The Soul EV will be offered in select markets with limited availability.

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