MID OR MEDIUM SIZED CARS

A medium or mid size car sits between a small hatchback and a large SUV in terms of size and weight. It combines easy manoeuvrability with generous interior space, making it ideal for families and city driving.

A mid size family car combines practicality, comfort, and space for up to five passengers. Kia EVs, such the award-winning EV4, meet these requirements with flexible interiors and modern features.

The best features of a medium-size car is the combination of compactness and interior space. While the smaller body styling facilitates easy parking and manoeuvring, a good mid-sized cars is designed to provide generous interior space, for passengers and luggage.

Here at Kia, our best medium sized cars also come with a variety of comfort and safety features. These range from heated front seats and seamless in-car connectivity to Driver Attention Warning alerts and Lane Following Assist.

You can also drive more sustainably with our high-power, low-emission engines. Our all-electric medium-sized cars provide zero-tailpipe emission driving, intuitive Kia Connect and Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist, among other leading-edge features.

The exact size and weight of medium-sized cars of course varies between different models. Car's that are mid-size tend to be a mid-range between hatchbacks and SUVs, both in terms of weight and size. Electric cars are usually heavier than their petrol and diesel counterparts, as they use a larger, much heavier battery, but provide instant torque and smooth performance.

The best mid-size SUV for you depends on your lifestyle and driving needs. If you prioritise space and practicality, a family-focused SUV like the Kia Sportage offers a strong balance of interior room, technology, and flexible powertrains. For larger families or those needing extra seating, the Kia Sorento provides additional space and versatility. Drivers looking to move to electric can consider models like the Kia EV5, which delivers similar practicality with an electric powertrain. The key is to choose a vehicle that fits how you drive day-to-day, from commuting to school runs and longer journeys.