
The SUV is named after the town of Telluride in Colorado, U.S.

Squared front gets a muscular bonnet, protruding bumper and vertically arranged LED lighting.

Side profile has ‘floating’ D pillars, flush door handles, 21-inch wheels and stylish front and rear haunches.

Rear has swanky LED taillights mimicking the front LEDs and bold ‘TELLURIDE’ branding.

X-Pro variant gets blacked-out trim, raised roof rails, front and rear tow hooks, more ground clearance and 18-inch all-terrain tyres.

New Telluride’s spacious cabin can seat up to 7 people, with powered front and second-row seats.

Standard two-tone interior looks premium with its minimalistic design and soft touchpoints.

Dark interior theme of the X-Pro variant suits its rugged-looking exterior.

There is leatherette upholstery, multi-zone auto AC, LED mood lighting, drive/terrain modes and head-up display.

Multiple storage cubbies in the centre console and two wireless charging pads, and adjustable cupholders.

New Telluride could get the Hyundai Palisade’s petrol and hybrid powertrain.

Expected to go on sale in North America in Q1 2026, with no plans for an India debut yet.
New Kia Telluride exterior and interior image gallery
Kia has revealed the new Telluride prior to its official global debut at the upcoming 2025 Los Angeles Auto Show. Primarily aimed at the North American market, the second generation of Kia’s flagship ICE-powered SUV is larger than its predecessor and sports the Korean brand’s updated ‘Opposites United’ design language.
The Kia Telluride is closely related to the Hyundai Palisade, with which it shares its platform and powertrain. The new Telluride is, therefore, likely to be offered with the same set of petrol engines. These include a 3.5-litre NA V6 with 287hp, a 2.5-litre turbo-petrol with 281hp, and a 2.5-litre petrol-hybrid with 334hp. The six-cylinder and turbo-four mills use an 8-speed torque converter automatic, whilst the hybrid powertrain has a 6-speed AT.
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