In the first picture we can see three body versions of the Ceed model in the GT Line and GT equipment.
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The third generation of the Kia Ceed has been on the market for just over three years, so it’s no wonder we’ll be upgrading soon. The official premiere of the facelift is ready for tomorrow, but the carmaker has already published the first film, in which we can see a rejuvenated version of three body designs.
Although the image has a woefully low resolution, on the left we see the stylish ProCeed GT, in the middle is a hatchback equipped with GT Line and on the right side, a plug-in hybrid Ceed station wagon is connected to the charger – again in GT Line.
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In all three cars we can notice a slightly modified radiator grille, which adheres to the design of the so-called tiger nose. However, its upper and lower parts look curved, while the edges are sharper. Also new are the headlights, which have got rid of their original lighting design, often criticized for its resemblance to Porsche headlights.
The front bumpers have also been significantly redesigned, captivating with their distinctive dark edges and new light decor in the center grille. The top version of the GT has a different decor in the center grille, which is also painted red. The question remains, however, what the lower versions of the Ceed model will look like.
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The XCeed crossover is still missing from the picture, but it was introduced one year later, so its modernization will probably arrive later. For all cars, however, minor changes to the rear lights and possibly minor modifications to the rear bumpers are expected. Of course, all cars will also receive a new brand logo.
No major changes are expected in the interior or under the hood. Already last year, Ceed received new 1.5 T-GDI engines, replacing older 1.4-liter units, or an innovated 1.6 CRDi MHEV diesel with an output of 100 kW with 48V mild-hybrid assistance. However, according to some speculation, the 1.6 T-GDI engine under the hood of the Ceeda GT could get CVVD technology, which could increase performance and reduce emissions and consumption.
However, we will have to wait until tomorrow’s premiere for specific information about the expected news.
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