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ARAI MileageN/A
Max Power118.4 bhp
Engine CC998 cc
TransmissionManual
Dimensions3995 x 1805 x 1680 mm
Clearance190 mm
Kia Syros Hte Overview
Kia’s biggest strength is delivering jaw-dropping features, and the SYROS HTE acts as the barebones entry point for the lineup. Powered by a highly refined 998cc petrol powertrain, it feels completely effortless on open highways.
The Verdict
Upgrading from a smaller hatchback and want head-turning design? The SYROS HTE delivers. It acts as the barebones entry point for buyers who prioritize mechanical refinement over flagship cabin tech. Evaluate it at your local dealership to see if the feature list justifies the upgrade.
Kia Syros Hte Pros and Cons
What we like
A crisp, high-definition display perfectly integrates your smartphone, acting as a brilliant digital command center.
You maintain total mechanical control over the HTE's power band and avoid expensive automatic transmission upkeep.
The sheer volume of out-of-the-box gadgets offered in the HTE puts almost all direct competitors to shame.
Superior cabin insulation effectively blocks out annoying traffic noise, creating a highly refined passenger experience.
The violently powerful AC unit cools the massive cabin down in minutes, even parked under the direct sun.
The bold, aggressive front fascia guarantees the SYROS stands out aggressively in a sea of boring crossovers.
What to consider
Standard steel wheels make the otherwise aggressive SYROS look incredibly cheap and utilitarian at this tier.
Skipping the sunroof on the HTE is a massive letdown for buyers expecting the full premium Kia experience.
The glaring absence of autonomous braking puts the total burden of safety squarely on the driver.
Insanely long waiting periods for top-spec SYROS variants often push frustrated buyers toward competitors.
The polarizing, hyper-aggressive design language means the SYROS certainly isn't for everyone.
The notoriously stiff suspension tuning means rear passengers will noticeably bounce around on poorly maintained rural roads.
