Kia Motors’ global best-selling model, the Rio, is back with an enhanced look and features. Debuting at the 2014 Paris Motor Show and 2015 Chicago Auto Show, the Rio sedan and Rio hatchback are now available to global consumers. Rio’s sophisticated design has been refreshed and both the sedan and hatchback models, standouts in the subcompact segment, continue to offer a long list of standard features. Check out their fresh new looks, inside and out!
Rio 4-door in Signal Red
Rio 5-door in Digital Yellow
Refreshed Exterior
The biggest changes to the exterior include the new front look and rear valances, which both add visual width and give the car a more sporty attitude, and a wider range of colors, including Digital Yellow and Urban Blue. The revised grille insert reveals a similar geometric pattern as found on other Kia vehicles and a new fog light housing. The lights have been repositioned inward for a more aggressive appearance. At the rear of the car, the rear reflectors have been redesigned and repositioned to the far corners of the car.
Rear of the enhanced Rio 5-door
Premium Interior
Inside the car, an increased amount of high density foam has been used in both the A and B pillars of the vehicle. This is to reduce the noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) of the vehicle and to provide new technology features and premium touch points for customers. The audio system and ancillary controls also feature subtle changes, including a new piano black center console surround. North American drivers will also find the upgraded UVO eServices technology.
High Performance
In North America, the 2016 Rio continues to be powered by an efficient 1.6-liter inline-four cylinder GDI engine producing 138 horsepower at 6,300 rpm and 123 lb.-ft. of torque at 4,850 rpm to the front wheels. A six-speed manual transmission or a six-speed automatic are available depending on trim level.
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