2021 Kia Optima is sharper than ever before

MANILA: Most will agree with the fact that there is nothing wrong with the design language that the Kia cars flaunt in the present scenario. However, with the evolution in the automobile industry, manufacturers are now placing as much emphasis on looks of their cars as on the tech, powertrains, and creature comforts.

Following the suite, Kia has previewed the 2021 Optima that hints towards what's there in the South Korean automaker's store for the upcoming decade. We were already quite impressed with the design languages of some new & updated Kia models like the Seltos, Soul, Stinger, and others. The 2021 Optima preview has shown us how the new models are going to be a lot more stylish, sensual, and alluring.

Having a good look at the preview images, Kia has portrayed both the exterior and interior of the sedan, albeit in a dark setting. The front end can be seen housing sharp and stylish LED DRLs and a wide blacked-out grille that joins the two headlamps. Then there is a menacing hood that provides the sedan with a lot of character. At the rear, there is a boot lid spoiler and taillamps that run throughout the width of the sedan. As a whole, the 2021 Kia Optima looks like a sharp and sleek coupe and should be able to entice a huge chunk of the population around the world without a fuss.

As we mentioned before, there is also an image that gives us a glimpse of the interior of the 2021 Kia Optima. Just like the outside, the inside of the new Optima is a completely new commodity altogether. Instead of the current upright setup, the new Optima will boast a more wraparound sort of a cabin. We can also see the sedan to feature a fully-digital instrument cluster alongside a large horizontally stacked touchscreen infotainment system. There is even an electro-mechanical gear selector, for that matter.

Impressed? Well, we surely are! Let's hope that Kia decides to bring this sensuous looking 2021 Optima in the Philippines as soon as it is launched.

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