New Kia 007 GT Interior Design and Specifications Revealed

Kia has published official images of its newly unveiled 007 GT interior design, showcasing two new color options for the vehicle. The new model is part of Kia's 007 series, which is marketed as a high-performance variant of its existing models.

The interior of the new 007 GT has been upgraded compared to the standard 007 model, featuring a modern and sporty design with a focus on comfort and functionality. The dashboard features a newly designed three-spoke steering wheel with a gold trim ring and a display screen above it. Additionally, the vehicle is equipped with a range of features, including a large infotainment screen, physical buttons below the screen, and a metal badge bearing the "007 GT" logo on the center console.

The interior color scheme offered by Kia consists of two designs: one featuring a light beige base tone with deep grey accents, complemented by golden touches; the other showcases a combination of deep red and brown hues. Furthermore, the new 007 GT will feature an ambient lighting system as part of its overall design.

Compared to its predecessor, the outside design of this model has undergone significant modifications. The family-style front facade features Kia's popular Stargate intelligent headlight system, while the sides have unique vents that add a sporty and aerodynamic feel to the vehicle's profile. The rear area boasts an adjustable, high-definition windscreen element with dual exhaust pipes.

In terms of specifications, the upcoming 007 GT will launch in mid-April and delivery can be expected shortly after its public debut. Its chassis has been identified as having a 800 V generation model platform, which includes both single-motor-All-Wheel Drive and double motor four-wheel drive variants with performance figures of 310 kW (415 HP) for the former, and 475 kW (647 HP) for the latter.

Power consumption, however, varies between the two models. These two different models can be equipped with either phosphoric acid, iron oxide-based or trivalent metal-based lithium polymer batteries at a capacity of 75 kWh & 100 kWh respectively.