New Kia Optima Sportswagon for Sale

A strong but sleek line permeates through the Kia Optima Sportswagon. The roofline swoops back and creates a truly sporty feel, whilst allowing for the addition of more internal space. Silver-tone roof rails further add to the practicality, pairing well with the chrome window surrounds and door handles. Angled headlights create an imposing feel, flowing into the chrome grille to create the focal point for the front-end. Body coloured bumpers, door handles and door mirrors create a full unified style, with high gloss black touches adding some shine.

The interior of the Kia Optima Sportswagon pairs ergonomic designs with premium materials. You’ll feel right at home. Simple but effective black cloth seats are soft and subtle, giving ample support. The steering wheel and gearshift are lined with leather, with faux leather on the door armrests and centre console, tying together the cabin. An abundant 552-litres of boot space gives you more than enough space for a couple of suitcases. Or use the one-touch handle to fold the 40:20:40 rear sets away to expand the boot into a staggering 1,886-litres.

Advanced tech fills the interior. You’ll have access to all the amenities you find around your home in the Kia Optima Sportswagon. A DAB radio with MP3, USB and AUX compatibility lets you listen to your favourite songs and is backed up with a six-speaker sound system. Use Bluetooth to take calls on the go, or use Apple CarPlay or Android Auto to use your phone through your car’s infotainment system. And you can charge your devices with ease thanks to the wireless charging tray and rear USB.

The Optima Sportswagon uses the latest technology to actively keep you safe. Driver Attention warning monitors the driver to check for signs of fatigue, flashing an alert to take a break. Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist uses cameras and sensors to keep an eye on the road ahead. If a potential collision is detected, you’re alerted. And if you don't respond in time, it will perform an emergency stop to compensate. Emergency stops are made safer too, automatically flashing the rear brake lights and turning on the hazards when needed.