All-wheel drive (AWD) is an amazing feature that can help you maintain traction and control on the St. Louis roads, even during rough and rocky conditions. Which Kia models have AWD? Take a look at the different Kia AWD cars and SUVs with Suntrup Automotive Group to see which models in the Kia lineup are ideal for your driving needs! Then, visit Suntrup Automotive Group to take any new or used Kia model in our inventory for a test drive.
SUVs and crossovers are perfect for those weekend travels outside of St. Charles, and many Kia SUVs and crossovers and AWD as well. Here are the current Kia AWD SUVs and crossovers in the lineup:
If you need something more compact and fuel-efficient than an SUV or crossover, then a sedan is a great choice. There are a couple of Kia AWD cars in the current lineup that can help you get more traction and control whenever you take to the roads:
What separates Kia AWD from standard AWD? Kia AWD uses Dynamax™ technology to monitor road conditions around you in real-time. When any sensors detect low traction, torque is automatically sent to the wheels that need it the most. This is done by using a multi-plate clutch and electro-hydraulic actuation. Other benefits of Kia AWD include:
For more helpful service tips and information, visit Suntrup Automotive Group online or in person. We would love to answer any questions you have and help you get closer to finding a Kia AWD car that’s perfect for your future travels.
Regardless of what you need a Kia AWD car for, you’ll be able to find the model you need for the right price when you shop at Suntrup Automotive Group. Explore our new and used Kia inventory online, or contact us to set up a time to take any of our available models for a test drive.
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