Kia has introduced a new vehicle as a replacement for its Forte compact car.

As per Car and Driver, Kia finally unveiled the polished 2025 K4 model. The Stinger-inspired automobile proudly showcases its wide fenders that exude a sporty appearance.  

The vehicle comes with a sport-tuned suspension, which elevates the driving experience. It also includes the standard LED headlights and 18-inch sport alloy wheels that are only exclusive to its GT-Line version.

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Its base engine is a 147-hp four-cylinder with a standard component among K4 models.

However, Kia is willing to offer an upgrade of a 190-hp turbo 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine, which is way more powerful than the base form. It is also exclusive to the GT-Line Turbo trim that maintains an eight-speed automatic and multi-link rear suspension. Other K4 variants include a torsion-beam structure.

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The K4's interior has a minimalistic layout. On the front, the vehicle features a linear view of its dashboard, an infotainment display and a steering wheel that flaunts an offset logo. The upper trims can also come with a multi-screen arrangement of 12.3-inch displays.

These screens can offer access to navigation, radio and many more. Meanwhile, a third 5.0-inch screen between the two larger displays has access to Wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and SiriusXM satellite.

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The 2025 K4 model proudly presents driver assistance features. Additionally, the optional advanced upgrades include evasive steering assistance and adaptive cruise control with lane centering.

Regarding its cost, the 2025 Kia K4 will begin at $23,145 for its LX trim. But its LXS trim and EX trim will cost more at $24,145 and $25,145, respectively. The GT-Line will be up grabs for $26,345, while the most expensive trim, the GT-Line Turbo, will cost $29,245.

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