The car sports a new look throughout, which has been designed to maximise the car's robust character with a distinctive new grille and headlamp treatment. This contemporary exterior design is complemented by a refined and premium-quality interior, with enhanced driver assistance and safety systems along with state-of-the-art connectivity.

Inside, the spacious interior provides better headroom and rear seat space than its competitors, with a high-tech premium feel throughout. It is also extremely driver-focused with a range of features such as a 9.0-inch AVN and 10.25-inch full-colour LCD cluster with dual navigation to provide all the information needed, along with a four-way adjustable driver's seat with lumbar support for comfort.

This all new SUV will be powered by new 1.5-litre turbo petrol and updated 1.6-litre diesel Euro 6d engines, with an EV to follow. Longer, wider and lower than the car it replaces, the new Korando measures 4,452mm long, 1,870mm wide and 1,620mm high, and with a wheelbase of 2,675mm, one of the longest in its class for increased comfort.