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Kia Motors America says it want to build “a robust and reimagined SUV lineup” and thinks its “all-new 2021 Sorento is poised to bring customers a new level of trail-ready toughness not yet seen from the brand.”
Thus, the Korean automaker has unveiled a pair of concept vehicles, the Yosemite Edition and the Zion Edition Sorentos “built for the wild.”
Based on the Sorento X-Line, and built by LGE-CTE Motorsports in San Dimas, California, the Yosemite is designed for “high-elevation locales and mountain living” while the Zion is “a dune-defeating desert escape vehicle.”
The pair was unveiled at Kia’s national dealers meeting.
The Sorento X-Line comes with 20-inch wheels, 8.3-inches of ground clearance and “advanced AWD with snow-mode.”
The concept vehicles wrap those 20-inch wheels in 32-inch all-terrain tires, have custom fender flares, and custom skid plates and brush guards. Yosemite gets a “brawny” roof rack and Zion a full-length cargo top.
While acknowledging that most customers may not want to take their Sorentos to such extremes, Kia also announced a series of port- or dealer-installed accessories including tow hitches, side steps, etc.
For details, visit the Kia website.
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