KIAStonic GT-Line 2020 - Present

　　A slight refresh for the Stonic shows that the small crossover Kia can be a faster-looking vehicle, even though it was not designed as a fast car.

　　The crossover mania covered all the segments, filling the gaps left by station-wagons and minivans on the market when those were not requested by the customers anymore. Stonic was based on the small-class vehicle platform used in Rio, and it gathered attention with its design and its seven-year warranty.

　　The GT-Line version shows a sportier design with the specific front grille, LED headlights, and daytime running lights. A more dynamic front and rear bumper with integrated skid-plates increased the car's image. A set of 17" light-alloy wheels was installed exclusively on the GT-line.

　　Inside, the D-letter steering wheel, with a flat bottom, enhanced the driving experience. For the new, 8" touch-screen infotainment system dominated the dashboard. The instrument cluster featured an additional 4.2" color display for the on-board computer. As for the safety systems, the Stonic GT-Line received a complete package that included the lane-keep assist, driver attention warning, and high-beam assist.

　　For the engine, Kia introduced a new 1.0-liter powerplant that offered 118 hp. On top of the turbocharged and direct fuel-injection system, the unit received a Continuously Variable Valve Duration, which allowed a better mix-ration to fill the cylinders and offer a better fuel-efficiency.

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