KIA Ceed will transform into a crossover
KIA family will be supplementing with a new model in the crossover face.
While the company shows the first official drawing of such a car. A new product debuts before the end of this year. Its role is to complement the existing variations, the Ceed hatch, the Ceed Sportswagon wagon, and the dynamic 'shooting brake' wagon with ProCeed name. What prefix in the title will equip the KIA Ceed cross is still unknown.
The vice-president of KIA Motors Europe design department Gregory Guillaume said, that the novelty will receive a new body type, so this is another car that fully deserves to be part of the Ceed family.
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