Kia Sportage AWD Hybrid now added across the range for 2026.

Sportage AWD Hybrid – Kia has upgraded the Sportage for 20926. Improvements include exterior and interior design, comfort and convenience technology and additional safety features.

The four trim level range continues as with the outgoing model, divided into S, SX, SX+ and GT-Line.

In addition, there are now more AWD hybrid models available.

As with the existing diesel powertrain, 1.6T Petrol variants (SX+ and GT-Line) are now matched with an eight-speed torque converter automatic transmission.

Sportage buyers now have a choice between petrol, diesel, and petrol hybrid engines.

All 2026 Sportage variants feature a redesigned two-spoke steering wheel. Additionally, a 12.3-inch multimedia display is now fitted to all variants, which steps up to the latest Connected Car Navigation Cockpit (ccNC) technology.

New Sportage SX+ & GT-Line variants bring Highway Driving Assist (HDA), which represents next-generation Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) technology.

Pricing for the 2026 Sportage models that are available now starts from $37,990 for the S FWD Petrol model through to $60,370 for the HEV AWD GT-Line. All prices are plus the usual costs.

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