Kia Venga 2010 is definitely an new design that’s supposed to compete in the b segment. Having serious competition such as Citroen C3 Picasso or even the Opel Meriva, the Venga is one Kia cars in which the south Korean automaker has put a ton of expectations. They’re calling it a-b segment MPV. They look to possess performed the technique of maximising internal cabin space on a comparatively small wheelbase. The Venga will offer passengers in the back as much legroom as you can find on the cee’d, and also comes backed up with another spectacular warranty. Perhaps a little more safe than the soul the Venga could be making a splash later within the year.
Like Scion XB and Nissan Cube are all the trend nowadays. The 2010 Kia Venga is possibly to to be success too. The Venga is Kia’s 1st entry into a compact minivan market, recently dominated by Opel Meriva and Renault Modus. After much anticipation the Venga is finally available for sale and it is currently available at local Kia auto dealerships over the European countries. Based on the No3 concept car, that made its official premiere at the 2009 Geneva Auto Show, the Venga measures 4,068mm in length, 1600mm in height, and has 2,615mm long wheel-base.
The 2010 Venga is driven by two modern 1.4L and 1.6L gasoline and also diesel engines. The power outputs range from 75 to 128 PS and every single of them satisfies European latest emission standards. These types of engines can be mated to either a six-speed manual or a four-speed automatic transmissions. According to Kia, each single engine can be equipped with fuel saving stop/start system known as Idle Stop & Go (ISG).
When compared with other competitors in the segment, the Venga 2010 is more fuel saving than two above mentioned cars, the Opel Meriva and the Renault Modus. Additionally to having a trendy and distinctive appearance that matches well with European buyers, the Venga also offers a sliding 60/40 split rear seat (which folds flat) and an available tilt & slide panoramic glass roof.
Other features consist of a rear parking assist system, with four bumper-mounted sensors, which enhances safety during low-speed parking manoeuvres, new Kia Reversing Camera mounted just below the hatchback’s handle. The camera features a 130 degree wide-angle lens and transmits images to a 3.5 in. LCD display panel set inside the cabin’s auto-dimming rear view mirror.
A Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) will also be available – alerting the driver to ‘low pressure’ if any tyre suffers a pressure drop of more than 25 %. Kia Venga 2010 also uses the latest active and passive safety technologies to make sure highest protection for its occupants. The model is said to be expected to achieve a 5-star safety rating at EuroNCAP crash tests.
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