Kia Reveal 2021 Stonic With GT-Line Variants Available

Vertu logo
VertuVertu Motors PLC
Grey Kia Stonic GT Line compact SUV driving on a road in front of a modern yellow and black striped wall, showcasing a sleek design with yellow accents around the grille and roof edges, ideal for customers searching for new cars or used cars.
Grey Kia Stonic GT Line compact SUV driving on a road in front of a modern yellow and black striped wall, showcasing a sleek design with yellow accents around the grille and roof edges, ideal for customers searching for new cars or used cars.

For the first time, the Stonic line-up will include 'GT-Line', 'Connect' and 'GT-Line S' models. Kia are making sure there's something for everyone, with even a 48-volt mild hybrid Stonic to be introduced.

Kia's Stonic is not an SUV that likes to be upstaged too, and so for the 2021, the updated compact sports utility vehicle will be available in six even brighter and more colourful paint hues.

The new mild-hybrid Stonic will host Kia's latest 'EcoDynamics+' technology, to ensure the best efficiency is paired with the vehicle's exceptional performance.

A compact 48-volt lithium-ion battery pack combines the engine's torque output with electric power, extending engine 'off time' with a new Mild Hybrid Starter Generator (MHSG) unit. This shrinks the car's carbon footprint, whilst lowering running costs too.

The new EcoDynamics+ powertrain comes with the 118bhp version of the new Stonic engine, along with a Drive Mode Select system, to let owners customise their driving experience with 'Eco', 'Sport' and 'Normal' modes.

Blue Kia Stonic parked on the side of a city street under a curved bridge with modern glass buildings and greenery in the background, with two people skateboarding nearby. The image highlights a new car model, suitable for showcasing both new cars and used cars in an urban environment.

The latest Stonic boasts newly designed full LED headlamps on 'GT-Line', and 'GT-Line S' models, while on the inside, in addition to the new larger 8-inch touchscreen, the driver is also offered a new (higher-resolution) 4.2-inch digital display in the instrument cluster.

An incredible state-of-the-art navigation system, combined with Kia's new Phase II UVO Connect technology, will also be standard on 'GT-Line', 'Connect' and 'GT-Line S' editions.

Kia's UVO Connect's Phase II system provides drivers with several new benefits, such as more accurate journey times and 'last-mile' navigation assistance, as well as a range of features to enhance connectivity and usability. These can be accessed through an enhanced UVO smartphone app or via the car's touchscreen.

Interior view of a modern Kia car showcasing the steering wheel with Kia logo, dashboard, digital display with navigation system, air conditioning controls, gear shift, and fabric seats. This image highlights the clean and functional design ideal for customers interested in used cars or new cars.

Set to hit our showrooms soon, the exciting new 'GT-Line' and 'GT-Line S' variants sport a strong and athletic design. They come with a 'GT-Line' front grille, brand-new LED headlights and daytime running lights, in addition to a more dynamic front and rear bumper, that integrate a front skid plate and LED fog lamps.

'GT-Line' models will feature a black rear spoiler, with integrated high-mounted brake light.

The 'GT-Line S' versions feature a rear spoiler painted in body colour and unique 17-inch alloy wheels. A 'GT-Line' emblem will sit on the rear tailgate to complete the exterior makeover.

Rear view of a grey Kia Stonic hybrid car with yellow roof accents driving on a road next to a red wall, highlighting a modern new car model suitable for buyers interested in used cars and new cars.

'GT-Line' versions will with six paint options, while the two-tone 'GT-Line S' editions are offered in six hues, with a choice of a 'Midnight Black' or a 'Zest Yellow' roof, depending upon the main body colour chosen.

Inside, the sporty ambience continues and is enhanced by a leather D-cut steering wheel, with a 'GT-Line' motif.

The black cloth and faux leather seats of the 'GT-Line' model feature bespoke stitching and piping.

Interior view of a modern car showing the front seats and part of the rear seats with black fabric upholstery and light stitching detail, highlighting the clean and spacious design suitable for both used cars and new cars buyers.

The all-new Kia Stonic is set to take safety very seriously too - both the 'GT-Line' and 'GT-Line S' models feature Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) with pedestrian and cyclist detection, Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS), Driver Attention Warning (DAW) and High Beam Assist (HBA).

The 'GT-Line S' version additionally features Blind Spot Collision Warning (BCW) and Intelligent Speed Limit Assist (ISLA), with DCT editions also boasting Blind Spot Collision Avoidance for the rear of the car.

Other advanced technology features include rear parking sensors and a reversing camera system, with 'GT-Line S' models also featuring front parking sensors.

Equipment highlights to new Stonic line-up include rear privacy glass, electrically folding door mirrors, automatic air conditioning, an 8-inch touchscreen navigation system with the very latest UVO Connect Phase II telematics software, plus, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay Connectivity (which come as standard).

Prices will start from £18,195 for the entry-level new Kia Stonic. Like all Kia models, the new Kia Stonic will be available with the industry-leading seven-year/100,000-mile warranty.

Stay tuned for more updates as and when we can share them. If you'd like to enquire about the updated Kia Stonic that's coming soon, get in touch:

Contact Us

In the meantime, why not take a look at our fantastic deals on the current Kia Stonic available, by clicking the like below:

Kia Stonic Deals

  • News
  • Kia