The base variant, the Kia Syros HTK, comes equipped with a 1.0-litre petrol engine and a six-speed manual transmission. It boasts exterior features such as 15-inch steel wheels, halogen headlamps, and silver skid plates. The interior is not left behind, with a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system, reverse camera, and rear AC vents.

Kia Syros will cater to the same sub-4 metre SUV space as Sonet but will offer better rear seat comfort and more conveniences than the latter.

Kia India recently unveiled its much-awaited Syros compact SUV, slated for release in 2025. Positioned as a competitor to popular sub-compact SUVs like the Tata Nexon, Hyundai Venue, and Maruti Suzuki Brezza,

Kia Syros will be placed above the Sonet in the brand's lineup in the country and will be a relatively more premium offering.

The Kia Syros is the most premium sub-4m SUV in India right now while the Kylaq is Skoda’s first-ever offering in this segment.

The Syros is 22 mm wider and 61 mm taller than the Skoda Kylaq. The Syros also offers 19 litres of extra boot space compared to the Kylaq. Note that the boot figure in Kylaq is counted till the roof, not till the parcel tray.

The Kia Syros, named for an island in the Mediterranean sea, has made its global debut, and the Korean brand has revealed nearly every detail of the new compact SUV, other than the price tag. While bookings for the Syros will commence from January 3,

In this report, the newly revealed Kia Syros goes up against the mighty Tata Nexon, in terms of dimensions, features, and powertrain.

Kia launches the Syros SUV in India, featuring advanced tech, spacious design, and bold aesthetics, aiming for broader market expansion.