Kia ceed 2013 - Automotive News

CAR GARAGE | Kia ceed 2013 | Kia Revealed the new generation of the cee'd (2013) at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show. The rear of the new Kia cee'd (2013) exhibits more appealing taillights, a new bumper and modified overall proportions. In comparison to the previous generation of the hatchback, the cee'd 2013 is 50 mm longer and 10 mm lower. The interior of the new cee'd (2013) offers 12 mm more headroom and legroom 21 mm more in the front, and 5 mm of Increased shoulder room at the rear. The 2013 cee'd's boot capacity is 380 liters to Increased (up 40 liters).

Optionally, the Kia cee'd's 2013 can be fitted with a TFT 'Supervision' Cluster, dual-zone climate control, powered driver's seat adjustment and huge panoramic glass roof. In terms of driver aids and safety equipment, offers the 2013 Kia cee'd with the Parallel Park Assist System (PPAS), ESP, ABS with BAS, HAC (Hill Assist Control), and VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and ESS (Emergency Stop Signal). In developing new cee'd, Kia's engineers had a strong focus on reducing fuel consumption and emissions without sacrificing power output or engine response.

Certain markets in Europe will also offer a 1.6 MPI petrol unit producing 130 ps. The 'Gamma' petrol engines also offer an excellent balance Between performance and economy. The most powerful, the 1.6-liter GDI Gamma engine introduced in the Kia Sportage , features direct injection to maximise power (135 ps) and torque (165 Nm) while minimizing fuel consumption and emissions.

All engines will be Offered with a choice of manual or automatic six-speed transmissions. Depending on version, The 1.6 GDI will also be available with Kia's all-new six-speed Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT), the which improves fuel efficiency and delivers smooth automatic gear shifts for maximum comfort. One transmission shaft is dedicated to 2nd, 4th, 6th and reverse gear, while the other operates with 1st, 3rd and 5th gears.

As with other Kia models in Europe, new cee'd will be available with fuel-saving technologies developed under the company's Eco-dynamics ™ sub-brand to optimize efficiency and lower emissions.