Kia XCeed

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XCeed
Production period: since 2019
Class : SUV
Body versions : Station wagon
Engines: Otto engines :
1.0–1.6 liters
(88–150 kW)
Otto hybrid :
1.6 liters
(104 kW)
Diesel engines :
1.6 liters
(85–100 kW)
Length: 4395 mm
Width: 1826 mm
Height: 1483-1495 mm
Wheelbase : 2650 mm
Empty weight : 1332-1519 kg
Rear view
inside view

The Kia XCeed is a crossover SUV from the South Korean car manufacturer Kia Motors based on the Kia Ceed (CD) .

history

The vehicle was announced in February 2019. A first picture of the XCeed was published on June 5, 2019, and finally it was officially presented on June 26, 2019. The model came to dealers on September 21, 2019.

Since February 2020, the XCeed has also been available with the plug-in hybrid drive familiar from the Niro . The accumulator is located under the rear seat bench, which is why the trunk volume also drops from 426 to 291 liters.

technology

Technically, the crossover SUV is based on the third generation of the Ceed. The only common elements are the front doors. The headlights are designed differently, the bonnet is longer. At the rear, the XCeed is similar to the ProCeed.

Technical specifications

The vehicle uses the engine range known from the Ceed. Only the basic engine with 73 kW (99 PS) is not available. As in the Ceed, all-wheel drive is also not available.

1.0 T - GDi 1.4 T-GDi 1.6 T-GDi 1.6 GDI plug-in hybrid 1.6 CRDi 115 1.6 CRDi 136
Construction period: since 09/2019 since 02/2020 since 09/2019
Engine type: R3 petrol engine R4 petrol engine R4 petrol engine + electric motor R4 diesel engine
Motor type: Three-cylinder in- line engine
with direct injection and turbocharger 		Four-cylinder in-line engine
with direct injection and turbocharger 		Four-cylinder in-line engine
with direct injection 		Four-cylinder diesel engine
with direct injection and turbocharger
Displacement : 998 cc 1353 cc 1591 cc 1580 cc 1598 cc
Compression ratio : 10.0: 1 13.0: 1 15.9: 1
Max. Power
at min-1: 		88 kW (120 PS) /
6000 		103 kW (140 PS) /
6000 		150 kW (204 PS) /
6000 		104 kW (141 hp) /
5700 (1) 		85 kW (115 PS) /
4000 		100 kW (136 PS) /
4000
Max. Torque
at min-1: 		172 Nm / 1500-4000 242 Nm / 1500-3200 265 Nm / 1500-4500 265 Nm / 1000-2400 (2) 280 Nm / 1500-2750 280 Nm / 1500–3000
[320 Nm / 2000–2250]
Drive type: Front wheel drive
Gearbox, as standard: 6-speed manual transmission 6-speed DCT 6-speed manual transmission
Gearbox, optional: - [7-speed DCT] - [7-speed DCT] (3) [7-speed DCT]
Empty weight: 1332 kg 1345 kg
[1375 kg] 		1390 kg
[1417 kg] 		1519 kg 1415 kg
[1440 kg]
Top speed: 186 km / h 200 km / h
[200 km / h] 		220 km / h
[220 km / h] 		160-193 km / h 190 km / h
[190 km / h] 		196 km / h
[198 km / h]
Acceleration,
0-100 km / h: 		11.3 s 9.4 s
[9.5 s] 		7.7 s
[7.5 s] 		11.0 s 11.4 s
[11.1 s] 		10.6 s
[10.1 s]
Fuel consumption
over 100 km (combined): 		5.4-5.7 l super 6.0–6.2 l super
[5.7-5.9 l super] 		6.7–6.9 l super
[6.2–6.5 l super] 		1.2-1.4 l super 4.1-4.3 l diesel 4.3–4.4 l diesel
[4.4–4.6 l diesel]
CO 2 emissions, combined: 124-130 g / km 137–142 g / km
[130–135 g / km] 		153–158 g / km
[143–148 g / km] 		29-35 g / km 109-114 g / km 112–117 g / km
[117–122 g / km]
Emissions standard according to EU classification: Euro 6d-TEMP
(1) System output, combustion engine: 77 kW (105 PS) / electric motor: 44 kW (61 PS)
(2) System torque, combustion engine: 147 Nm / electric motor 170 Nm
(3) not in Germany

Web links

Commons : Kia XCeed  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Adrian Padeanu: Kia Xceed 2019: First teaser shows sporty compact crossover. In: de.motor1.com. February 20, 2019, accessed August 2, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Cornelia Weizenecker: First photo of the Kia XCeed. In: der-autotester.de. June 5, 2019, accessed August 2, 2019 .
  3. ↑ Patrick Lang: Crossover model completes the Ceed range: The new Kia XCeed (2019). In: auto-motor-und-sport.de. June 26, 2019, accessed August 2, 2019 .
  4. ↑ a b Francesco Meneghini: Kia XCeed: Between Crossover and SUV. In: de.motor1.com. June 26, 2019, accessed August 2, 2019 .
  5. ↑ Bernd Conrad: Compact plug-in hybrids. In: autonotizen.de. September 3, 2019, accessed September 3, 2019 .