Kia Sonet Compact Suv User Reviews

Since I bought the Kia Sonet, it has been nothing short of a rollercoaster. On the plus side this compact SUV is surprisingly roomy. It manages to fit five adults comfortably and the 392 litre boot space easily handles our weekend getaways. The 1.5 liter diesel engine with the manual transmission is my pick providing enough torque for city drives and economical fuel consumption at about 25 kmpl.The Sonet also scores high on looks with its bold design and the signature tiger nose grille making heads turn. Tech wise it is packed with features, including a 10.25 inch touchscreen, ventilated front seats and a six speaker sound system.

I recently drove the Kia Sonet , impressed by its sleek style and comfortable interiors. However, its mileage fell short of expectations; while the company claims 15 km/l, I managed 12 km/l in the city and 14 km/l on the highway. The compact SUV's performance was satisfactory, though not exceptional. Its manual transmission and all-wheel drive add versatility, but the lack of memory seats and sunroof may disappoint some. Overall, the Kia Sonet is a decent choice for urban commuters, with room for improvement in fuel efficiency and luxury features.

As the owner of Kia Sonet whose all expectations have been met by this compact SUV, I can honestly affirm this. Its design, as a tiger nose grille is iconic Kia and sleek lines are really eye catching. The engine of my Sonet is loaded with a turbocharged petrol, that gives an incredible performance. Sonet’s spacious interior and premium features gives the best balance of comfort and convenience. From the user-friendly touchscreen display to the cutting-edge safety components that make me feel confident while driving.

Since I bought the Kia Sonet, it has been nothing short of a rollercoaster. On the plus side this compact SUV is surprisingly roomy. It manages to fit five adults comfortably and the 392 litre boot space easily handles our weekend getaways. The 1.5 liter diesel engine with the manual transmission is my pick providing enough torque for city drives and economical fuel consumption at about 25 kmpl.The Sonet also scores high on looks with its bold design and the signature tiger nose grille making heads turn. Tech wise it is packed with features, including a 10.25 inch touchscreen, ventilated front seats and a six speaker sound system.

I recently drove the Kia Sonet , impressed by its sleek style and comfortable interiors. However, its mileage fell short of expectations; while the company claims 15 km/l, I managed 12 km/l in the city and 14 km/l on the highway. The compact SUV's performance was satisfactory, though not exceptional. Its manual transmission and all-wheel drive add versatility, but the lack of memory seats and sunroof may disappoint some. Overall, the Kia Sonet is a decent choice for urban commuters, with room for improvement in fuel efficiency and luxury features.

As the owner of Kia Sonet whose all expectations have been met by this compact SUV, I can honestly affirm this. Its design, as a tiger nose grille is iconic Kia and sleek lines are really eye catching. The engine of my Sonet is loaded with a turbocharged petrol, that gives an incredible performance. Sonet’s spacious interior and premium features gives the best balance of comfort and convenience. From the user-friendly touchscreen display to the cutting-edge safety components that make me feel confident while driving.