The Kia Sportage Hybrid shines in the realm of fuel efficiency, achieving impressive EPA ratings of 42 mpg in city driving, 44 mpg on highways, and a combined 43 mpg for its front-wheel-drive versions. For those who prefer all-wheel drive, including the Sport Hybrid, the combined rating is slightly lower at 38 mpg. Unlike some vehicles that only achieve their fuel economy under ideal conditions, the Sportage Hybrid consistently meets its efficiency promises in real-world scenarios.
In addition to its standout fuel economy, the Sportage Hybrid boasts a spacious and well-designed interior. It features durable faux leather upholstery and an intuitive infotainment system, with 39.5 cubic feet of cargo space and generous legroom for both front and rear passengers. Although the hybrid system’s frequent switching between electric and gasoline power at highway speeds might seem odd initially, it doesn’t compromise the vehicle’s overall performance. Starting at a competitive $28,590, the Kia Sportage Hybrid offers excellent value, blending efficiency with comfort and practicality seamlessly.