We’re seriously considering this car. Some things we’d like to know:

This vehicle redesign is amazing! I love everything, so far.

This IS the production version.

I’d like to know its towing capacity. The previous gen would tow 3500 lbs, which is not *quite* enough for a track car on a trailer, or for the average 4-person camping trailer.

Did they put the rear turn signal lights in the lower bottom of the bumper? I don’t understand why they’ve been hiding them down there on their new vehicles.

There are quite a few cars out there in which the styling is a mess and well, they’re a mess, but I love this, including the rear, which doesn’t have as many commas as this sentence, but does remind me of ‘80s and early ‘90s vans. The rounded squareness has hints of LR4. Tasty. Hyundai still hasn’t made a firm visual…

1. I don’t see a gear selector dial. So, while not exactly a true column shift, it looks like there is some kind of pod on the column.

Does it carry a spare tire?

what are the seating configurations, what will the top trim hybrid/phev be priced at, when will it be available, and will there actually be stock upon release.....

As a current 2020 SF (Santa Fe) owner, there are a number of things I’d like to know.

Will there be a ~40mi 300 hp PHEV, and if so where do I send my money?

Most people will be able to afford this just like a loaded Telluride and not having to spend over a 100G with a shit warranty and and reliability issues. Land Rover used to be about simplicity and affordability long ago. Now its just for lawyers and doctors

I did a quick photoshop with the rear mounted spare tire from the Defender and raised taillights. Looks much less of a minivan from the 80s.

Very quick and dirty photoshop, but you’re welcome - I fixed it.  

I do like this and I want more

I like the front. Bold, different, and right.

done

I’m all for Kia introducing a midsize pickup to the US market. big fan of their design/styling right now. hope they bring back amber outline DRLs from the gen 1 Telluride and current k5. amber lights and pickups go hand in hand. got my fingers crossed for an HEV or PHEV too

Its actually not an air dam, its a passive snow plow. The ground clearance is atrocious with that thing attached and might be the same as my Hyundai sonata. In all seriousness I expect maybe with all the disappointment in the MPG ratings for the new tundra hybrid, Toyota tried to engineer anything to improve MPGs that…

Holy front air dam Batman!