Kia Showcases Telluride 2027 Which Shows More Structure

Kia Telluride 2027. (Photo: Kia USA)

JAKARTA - Kia has again shown its seriousness in maintaining its position as one of the attractive flagship SUV manufacturers.

After five years of enjoying great success, the South Korean manufacturer finally introduced the second generation of its flagship three-line SUV, Kia Telluride 2027.

It is known that Kia Telluride has been produced and marketed by Kia since 2019 and shared components and specifications with the model of his brother, Hyundai Palisade, including his engine, transmission, and wheelbase. Telluride's own name is based on Telluride City, Colorado, United States. Telluride is also the largest vehicle Kia produces in the United States.

Reporting from Road&Track, Tuesday, November 11, the SUV's second-generation first appearance will take place at the Los Angeles Auto Show next week, but Kia will first share a number of official images showing the direction of the latest design.

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The future is on its way. #KiaTelluride pic.twitter.com/GY8KGhgLNB

They say the appearance is now bigger, bolder, and remains with the shape of the box that characterizes it.

Visually, Telluride 2027 comes with a more luxurious and classy touch, following the current premium SUV trend. Daylight (DRL) typical Telluride-colored Amber is now appearing in a larger vertical format, creating a more assertive and modern facial expression. The long, flat, roof line maintains a strong proportion of conventional SUVs, while the back pillar is designed thick and muscular, reminiscent of the style of a luxury SUV like Rolls-Royce Cullinan. On the back, two high-pitched lights blend with a slightly rounder feder, producing an elegant but strong impression.

Kia displays two variants for this model, namely the standard luxury version and the X-Pro variant that puts forward the strong impression and ready to eat the heavy terrain.

Entering the cabin, changes feel significant. Telluride 2027 now uses two large screens that are smoothly integrated between digital instrument panels and the center touch screen, presenting a neat modern look. The luxurious nuances are getting stronger through the choice of bright and energetic two-tone orange interiors, extending to the third row. Meanwhile, for the X-Pro variant, Kia offers a more conventional all-black interior but remains strong character.

Kia is still keeping details about machines, prices, and options for additional features until its official launch on the Los Angeles Auto Show.