Kia - Ceed ()

Discover the Kia Ceed—a stylish, practical compact car that has become a favorite across Europe. The 2023 model line offers a range of trims and power‑train options that appeal to first‑time buyers and seasoned drivers alike. If you’re curious about the Kia Ceed price, the market varies by country, trim and optional extras. In this database entry we provide a snapshot of the key specs, depreciation trends and how the Ceed stacks up against its rivals, helping you answer questions such as “what is a Kia Ceed worth?”

• Engine: 1.0 L (i‑ceed 1.0) or 1.4 L Turbo (i‑ceed 1.4 – available on higher trims)
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual or 6‑speed automatic (321/4‑fix for turbo models)
• Power: 70 hp (1.0) – 150 hp (1.4 T) with 12 kW electric assist on the Hybrid‑ready variant
• Fuel type: Petrol, with optional mild‑hybrid cylinder‑pushing for better economy
• Dimensions: Length ~ 4.06 m, Width ~ 1.77 m, Height ~ 1.47 m, Wheelbase ~ 2.53 m
• Weight: 1,030 kg (Base) – 1,120 kg (Turbo/Hybrid models)
• Drive: Front‑wheel drive
• Interior: 5‑seat cabin with touchscreen infotainment, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and optional leather upholstery
• Safety: 5‑star Euro NCAP, standard Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, Blind‑Spot Detection on higher trims
• Warranty: 5 years/100 000 km (new), 3 years/50 000 km (used when transferred to a new owner)

For those researching second‑hand options, the used Kia Ceed price range depends heavily on mileage, condition and the optional trim. Generally, a 2020 model in good condition with around 40 000 km can be found near the lower middle of the price spectrum, while a 1.4 T or hybrid variant with lower mileage may command the higher end.

Depreciation Insight

Understanding Kia Ceed depreciation is essential when evaluating long‑term value. According to current market data, the Ceed tends to lose performance and appeal primarily in its first year, then stabilizes:

• First year: 15‑20% dep. of its new market value
• Year 2–3: 5‑8% annual depreciation
• Year 4–5: 3‑5% yearly drop, depending on mileage and condition

These figures reflect typical European dealer lots and private sales with standard 0‑to‑2 Year warranties still in effect, offering buyers a more predictable value trajectory.

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