There was a specific period in time the Kia Xceed was designed for during which the popularity of C-segment hatchbacks ebbed away in favour of SUVs of similar length but greater height. Perhaps ...

THE Kia XCeed is a vehicle that is kind of hard to pigeonhole. It’s sporty looking, with SUV styling as well, but has a sloping rear roof and has shades of a coupe body-styling.

When a bright green Kia XCeed landed on the drive, to borrow the words from a 1990s advertising campaign for a popular cider brand, I couldn’t help but exclaim: ‘That makes a refreshing change’.

Kia published a set of sketches for the facelifted XCeed compact crossover, which will debut on July 18, exclusively available in mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid forms.

Kia ’s Ceed has been with us for 13 years now, and to celebrate its third generation the company has refreshed its XCeed variant, which is a slightly jacked up version of the hatchback.

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Kia has confirmed the facelifted XCeed crossover will be priced from £22,995 in the UK. The updated model features a range of exterior and interior enhancements designed to keep it competitive ...

Kia has unveiled a facelifted version of its XCeed compact crossover with a few modest styling tweaks inside and out, upgraded tech and the addition of the sporty-looking GT-line trim to the range.

The Xceed is built for the convenience of an ageing population, who tend to be the only people able to afford new cars, so that’s clever of Kia, isn’t it?

Kia ’s updates for the XCeed follow the conventional facelift playbook. The car gets restyled front and rear bumpers, some fresh technology, a refreshed interior and a sporty new GT-Line trim ...

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When a bright green Kia XCeed landed on the drive, to borrow the words from a 1990s advertising campaign for a popular cider brand, I couldn’t help but exclaim: ‘That makes a refreshing change’.