Kia Seltos X Line: The New Definition of Badass

If there is one SUV that has managed to become one of the most popular names in India, that too in the shortest amount of time, then it has to be the Kia Seltos. The flagship SUV in Kia India's line-up, the 'Badass' Seltos brought in several segment-first features to the Indian market. Be it the bold styling, smart & connected features, or powerful engines, the Seltos ticked all the right boxes when it came to satisfying the needs of the new-age customers of India. In fact, in the last two years, the company has sold over 2 lakh Seltos SUVs in the country. As if that was not enough, Kia recently decided to up the ante, making the SUV even more Badass with the launch of the new Seltos X Line.

Kia has introduced its first-ever Made-in-India 'Xclusive Matte Graphite' colour for the Seltos X Line
Now, the Kia Seltos X Line is more than just a new variant. In fact, it's the SUV's "Badass Quotient" (BQ) cranked up to the max. Everything from its colour, its styling and its features have been specifically designed to make it bolder and more aggressive. Kia has even introduced its first-ever Made-in-India 'Xclusive Matte Graphite' colour for the Seltos X Line, which gives the SUV a dark, imposing look. Further accentuating the new colour are a host of premium features like - the matte graphite grille with Xclusive piano black outline, foglamps with more piano black accents and a matching front skid plate which adds a contrast to the front section with its sun orange accents. Of course, you also have the very premium all-LED headlamps with LED daytime running lamps.

The Seltos X Line gets segment-first 18-inch Crystal-Cut Matte Graphite alloy wheels, and orange body accents
Move towards the sides and the first thing that'll grab your attention are those massive, segment-first 18-inch Crystal-Cut Matte Graphite alloy wheels, with orange accents around the hub cap. The signature sun orange accent can be also seen on the side door garnish and the piano black rear skid plate. The classy Xclusive Piano Black treatment is also used for the ORVM, shark-fin antenna, and rear as well. And finally, at the back, you have the exclusive X Line emblem.

The SUV also gets classy Xclusive Piano Black exterior treatment with the exclusive X Line emblem on the tailgate
Step inside, and you'll see that the dark theme of the exterior has been carried over to the cabin as well. The biggest highlight, of course, is the new Indigo Pera leatherette upholstery, which gets a distinctive Honeycomb pattern and contrast white stitching, which add a premium touch to the interior. Furthermore, keeping you in comfort at all times are smart features like ventilated front seats, automatic climate control, 8-way power-adjustable driver seat, Smart Pure air purifier with virus & bacteria protection and more.

Inside the Seltos X Line, the biggest highlight is the new Indigo Pera leatherette upholstery, which gets a distinctive Honeycomb pattern and contrast white stitching
Of course, you also have access to the 10.25-inch HD touchscreen units which comes with Kia's UVO system, which in addition to an array of connected car features, also has AI voice recognition that responds to the 'Hello Kia' wake-up command. So, you can control the music, air-con system, the sunroof and many other features by simply speaking to your Seltos X Line. Now, how cool is that?

The Seltos X Line's 10.25-inch HD touchscreen units which comes with Kia's UVO connected car tech with AI-based voice command function
If performance is your concern then fret not. Kia is offering its tried and tested Smartstream 1.4-litre T-GDi turbo petrol engine and the 1.5-litre CRDi VGT diesel motor with the new Seltos X Line. Both the engines are extremely capable of offering strong performance, and to make things even better they both get automatic transmission as standard. The petrol version gets Kia's much-loved 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, while the diesel option gets the trusted 6-speed automatic torque converter unit.

The Seltos X Line comes with 1.4-litre T-GDi turbo petrol engine and the 1.5-litre CRDi VGT diesel motor, and both get automatic transmission as standard
With prices starting at Rs. 17.79 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) the Kia Seltos X Line offers great value when we look at all the exclusive styling elements and features that are on offer. So, the only question is, what are you waiting for? Visit the Kia India website today to know more about the new Badass Seltos X Line.
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