Kia Seltos Review

With its comprehensive redesign, the latest model reclaims a strong position in the mid-size SUV space. The bolder exterior, upgraded cabin, and extensive feature set give it a distinctly premium edge, while the familiar powertrains continue to offer a balanced, user-friendly experience. This update doesn't just refresh the package - it elevates it. For buyers seeking a modern, well-equipped SUV with strong visual presence, it once again emerges as one of the most compelling options in the segment.

If you had a visual rememberance of the Kia Seltos, the 2026 model tosses it out of the window for a more aggressive and a slightly polarising design update. While looks are subjective, you cannot deny the fact that the brand has done tremendous work in keeping it as premium as the segment demands, and with the Koreans already famous for brimming up their vehicles with modern tech, its the updated platform with increased safety that adds the icing to the cake. 

The new Seltos builds meaningfully on the strengths of the outgoing model, offering a larger footprint, sharper design, and a far more premium, tech-rich cabin. The addition of the 30-inch Trinity display, upgraded ADAS suite, and enhanced comfort features positions it as a more modern and desirable package. While the earlier Seltos was already well-equipped, the new generation clearly feels more sophisticated and future-ready, making it a compelling upgrade for both existing owners and new buyers.

The Kia Seltos has been with us for some time, and you could score yourself a great deal before the next-generation small SUV arrives.