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Kia Rio (2017) review: All about connectivity

Posted on February 2, 2017January 10, 2019 By Jarvis

The new Kia Rio features support for both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, along with a range of safety features from autonomous emergency breaking to lane departure warning systems, making it the most technologically advanced Rio yet.

The Korean company has not only given the new Rio a redesign, but it’s given it some extra brain power too. The question is, how does it perform and can this new little Rio win over the B-segment?

Kia Rio (2017) review: Design

The Kia Rio is now in its fourth generation and it has seen some significant changes over its lifetime. The new model has a wider and more serious stance than its predecessor, offering sharper angles, straighter lines and, overall, a sportier appeal.
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