The facelifted fourth-generation Kia Optima offers sedan and five-door estate body styles, letting you weigh a separate boot against the loading flexibility of a tailgate before choosing your powertrain and equipment.
Among the Kia Optima engine options, the gasoline 2.0 MT sedan gives you manual gear control, while the 2.0 GDI hybrid sedan pairs electric assistance with an automatic transmission. The 1.6 DSG diesel sedan uses an automated gearbox and merits consideration for regular longer journeys. These examples all have front-wheel drive.
EX and Premium are equipment configurations offered for the 2.0 GDI hybrid sedan with automatic transmission. These Kia Optima trim levels distinguish equipment packages within the same technical version. Compare each car’s listed comfort, convenience and driver assistance features to see which package adds things you will actually use.