Kia Sportage Prices and Specifications

The 2 is the best value version of the Sportage and comes with a decent amount of equipment, including a touchscreen infotainment system complete with satellite navigation. It also comes with 17-inch alloy wheels, a reversing camera and lane keeping assistance which automatically steers to keep you in your lane on a motorway.

The Sportage 3 comes with a lot of kit for the asking price, but is only available with a 1.7-litre diesel engine – go for a KX-3 model if you want a more powerful engine. The 3 version comes with 19-inch alloy wheels, a larger eight-inch infotainment system with internet connectivity and sat nav, leather upholstery, an upgraded sound system and heated front and rear seats.

The GT-Line is a sporty looking version of the Sportage, but it's only available with four-wheel drive, so make sure you're happy with the lower fuel economy before you choose it – otherwise go for a very similar two-wheel-drive Sportage 3. It comes with black and grey leather upholstery, 19-inch alloys, keyless entry and starting, quad-LED front fog lights, a reversing camera and a dual exhaust.

This is quite a high-spec version, with an eight-speaker JBL audio set-up complete with a large subwoofer. There is also a 360-degree camera system and dual-trim exhausts. Everything else for this model, such as the grille, grille surround, 17-inch alloy wheels, body mouldings, skid plates and roof rails, has been coloured gloss black. Moody.

The GT-Line S is a sporty looking version of the Sportage that's only available with four-wheel drive and Kia's biggest engines – so it's not cheap but does look upmarket. It comes with 19-inch alloy wheels, Bi-Xenon headlights, LED fog lights, panoramic sunroof and dual exhaust tips. Inside, there is an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system with navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, DAB radio and reversing camera, wireless phone charger, parking assist, heated steering wheel and heated leather front and rear seats.