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2025 Kia K4 is striking petrol hatchback that will take on VW Golf

Last updated: April 16, 2025 2:05 pm
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Kia is set to challenge the Volkswagen Golf with its latest offering, the Kia K4 hatchback. Unveiled at the New York motor show, this new model is set to be released in North America, Asia, and the Middle East initially, with a potential European launch in the future.

The Kia K4 will be available as a Skoda Octavia-style liftback as well as a traditional five-door hatch. Powered by either a 2.0-litre 147bhp atmospheric engine or a 1.6-litre 190bhp turbocharged petrol engine, the K4 promises a dynamic driving experience. The GT-Line and GT-Line Turbo variants of the hatchback come with sport-tuned suspension for improved handling.

Although the K4 hatch is scheduled to arrive in the US market by late 2025, sightings of test mules near Kia’s engineering center in Russelsheim, Germany hint at a possible European release. Despite Kia UK denying any immediate plans for a European launch, the success of the Ceed in the European market suggests a promising future for the K4.

The Ceed, launched in 2018, has continued to perform well in Europe despite its age compared to competitors. With the market trend shifting towards SUVs, the Ceed’s success indicates a strong demand for hatchback models. Additionally, the Kia Sportage, a larger SUV model, has also achieved impressive sales figures.

Looking ahead, the Ceed is due for a replacement around 2026, but Kia has not announced any plans for a next-generation model. This leaves room for speculation that the K4 hatchback could potentially fill the gap left by the Ceed in the European market.

With its sleek design and powerful engine options, the Kia K4 hatchback is poised to make a splash in the global market. Keep an eye out for this exciting new model as it makes its way to different regions around the world.

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