Kia unveils new K4 Sportswagon

Kia has expanded its K4 nameplate in Europe with the introduction of the K4 Sportswagon. Distinctive exterior design elements, such as hidden rear door handles, a unique C-pillar graphic, and a dynamically sculpted rear, achieve a balance between sportiness and practicality. 

In addition, the model’s "GT-Line" variant elevates its dynamic character with an exclusive high-gloss black beltline, complemented by matching high-gloss black wheel arch claddings. Distinctive GT-Line front and rear bumpers deliver a sportier, more expressive stance, creating a bold visual impact that exudes confidence and excitement.

Space is generous in the K4 Sportback, with up to 604 litres of boot space

Inside, the K4 Sportswagon carries over the tech-forward cabin concept of the K4 line-up. Its panoramic display integrates a 12.3-inch instrument cluster, a 5.3-inch climate display, and a 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen, supported by Kia’s Connected Car Navigation Cockpit (ccNC).

Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard across all trims, with a wireless phone charger available in higher trims. Comfort is enhanced with optional heated and ventilated front seats wrapped in stylish, black bio-based artificial leather upholstery. An available Harman Kardon premium audio system offers an elevated in-car sound experience.

The K4 Sportswagon carries over the tech-forward cabin concept of the K4 lineup

Space is generous in the K4 Sportswagon, with 604 litres of boot space, as well as a 2,720mm wheelbase offering more than enough rear legroom. On top of this, a wagon-exclusive feature is the power tailgate opening.

The K4 Sportswagon is offered with a range of petrol and electrified powertrains. Customers can choose from a 1.0-litre petrol engine (113bhp), paired with mild-hybrid technology, and a 1.6-litre option offering two outputs: 148bhp and 178bhp. Kia has also said that this powertrain lineup will see a full hybrid option later in 2026.