The Kia Cerato sedan keeps it simple: a 2.0‑litre petrol for most trims and a spicier 1.6‑litre turbo for the GT.
The 2.0 MPI makes 112 kW/192 Nm and usually pairs with a CVT (IVT), while the GT’s 1.6‑turbo punches out 150 kW/265 Nm via a 7‑speed DCT.
Expect combined fuel use around ~7.4 L/100 km (2.0) or ~6.8 L/100 km (GT), depending on wheels and how enthusiastic your right foot is.
The boot is a genuinely useful ~502 L, and safety is covered with ANCAP 5‑star (2019) plus the usual driver aids.
Size‑wise you’re looking at roughly 4.64 m length on a 2.70 m wheelbase—easy to park, not exactly a shoebox.
Kia backs it with a 7‑year/unlimited‑km warranty, which is about seven years longer than most friends’ promises to help you move house.
Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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