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Kia - Soul (2020)

Looking for the most accurate Kia Soul price data? Whether you’re eyeing a brand‑new 2020 Kia Soul or considering a used Kia Soul price, this database pulls from a wide array of regional sources, dealer inventories, and auction results to give you a realistic snapshot of what to expect in the current market. The 2020 model, known for its distinctive “foam butt” design and practical crossover credentials, has solidified its place in the compact SUV segment. Find out how the Kia Soul price today compares to its launch price and learn what what is a 2020 Kia Soul worth in different scenarios.

  • Engine & Powertrain: 1.6‑liter 4‑cylinder inline‑4 (base) and 2.0‑liter 4‑cylinder turbo (GT) – 139 hp / 143 hp respectively.
  • Transmission: 6‑speed manual (base), 7‑speed dual‑clutch (i‑VCT) for the GT.
  • Fuel Type: Regular unleaded gasoline, with optional all‑electric plug‑in hybrid in the upcoming model lineup.
  • Fuel Economy: EPA‑rated 27‑29 mpg city, 30‑32 mpg highway, 28‑30 mpg combined.
  • Dimensions & Cargo: 176.7 in wheelbase, 174.1 in overall length, 70.5 in height. Cargo: 18.5 cu ft (up to 3,170 cu ft with rear seats folded).
  • Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive on base; all‑wheel drive optional on GT.
  • Safety & Tech: Standard Toyota safety sense (lane‑departure alert, pre‑collision warning, automatic emergency braking), Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, 8‑in touchscreen, 17‑in steel wheels.
  • Key Features: LED daytime running lights, low‑profile roof rails, A‑frame roof rack.

Depreciation Insight: Kia Soul depreciation Explained

When you purchase a new car, the first few years typically see the sharpest drop in value. The Kia Soul depreciation is a reliable metric for investors, car enthusiasts, and buyers looking for resale value. Data from “owner’s money” and long‑term aftermarket studies suggest the following rough estimates: