The Kia Soul is a compact car designed at Kia's design center in California, unveiled at the 2008 Paris Motor Show, manufactured in South Korea and marketed globally beginning with model year 2010.
The interior features two semi-bucket seats in the front. In the rear there are flat-folding seats that can be moved in order to increase storage space.
The Kia Soul is sold with a six-speaker stereo system that includes a CD player, a USB port and Sirius Satellite Radio. Additional features available for upgrade include additional speakers, steering-wheel-mounted audio controls and Bluetooth for hands-free connectivity.
There are many custom upgrades for the Kia Soul. These include 18" alloy wheels, cruise control, leather wrapped steering wheel, racing stripes, "dragon" and "houndstooth" graphics, and LED turn indicators.
For 2011, the Kia Soul gets more conventional pull-out door handles, standard metallic interior trim, redesigned instrument cluster, leather boot shifter, and switchblade style fold-in integrated key and remote. The Kia Soul has thoroughly been updated with new engines, transmissions, revised front fascia along with new LED accented headlamps. The updated 1.6L, now featuring direct injection, makes 138hp/121 lb-ft, the 2.0 makes 160hp/143 lb-ft of torque. The fuel economy has been improved across the board. The 1.6 now delivers 27mpg in the city and 34 on the highway. The 2.0 returns 26 in the city and 33 on the highway. New features on the Soul include navigation, UVO infotainment, leather and heated seats and automatic climate control.
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