Kia Sonet Review in 10 Points

Kia Sonet has a bold front face and a tiger-nose grille. The front design is sharp and aggressive and hasa front parking camera and sensors.

Kia Sonet has a length of 3995mm, 1,790 mm width and a height of 1,642 mm. It runs on 16-inch alloy wheels and has a dual-tone paint shade. 

The rear of the Kia Sonet has a connected LED DRL and tail lamps. Kia has cut corners by offering a single reverse lamp on the bumper. 

Kia Sonet runs on 16-inch alloy wheels on the GTX+ trim. The suspension is smooth and is on the softer side to enhance the ride quality inside. 

The Kia Sonet has LED headlamps and DRLs. The DRLs look aggressive and the throw of the headlights is decent. It could have been better in the dark.

The rear doors of Kia Sonet have curtain sunshades to cut off the heat and the sun in summer. It is a great feature that is useful in hot climates. 

The Kia Sonet has three driving modes and traction control modes on offer. The driving modes alter the performance from the engine. 

We drove the Kia Sonet's 1.0L TGDI petrol engine, producing 120BHP and 170Nm torque, paired to a 7DCT gearbox. 

Kia Sonet returned us a fuel efficiency of 14.4km/l, having a claimed fuel efficiency of 19.2km/l. 

The price of the Kia Sonet GTX+ variant is ₹14.89 lakh (ex-showroom) for the 1.0L turbo petrol variant.