The new Kia Picanto is one of the compact hatchbacks that are offered in South Africa. It’s a perfect choice for those who want to get into the market for a small car and don’t want to spend too much money on it. The new Picanto comes in two trim levels, the 1.0 LX and 1.0 SX. They come with an automatic transmission but can be upgraded with a manual gearbox or CVT automatic transmission as well.
Where to buy a new Kia Picanto?
If you want to buy a new Kia Picanto, there are two ways you can do it. The first option is by getting it from the South African car dealers or the official KIA dealership and the second option is by importing it into your country from overseas.
The first option will cost more than the second one as it involves paying duties and taxes on imported vehicles that could be quite high depending on what type of vehicle it is (e-bike vs car). In addition, this method requires an existing license plate for registration which may also be expensive if not done through official channels like RAA or ARAF (or similar organisations). The second option however offers less paperwork compared with the first one but requires some time before delivery since customs clearance takes time longer than just uploading photos onto their website so make sure your shipping company has good customer support before making any purchases online!
The new Kia Picanto ranges from R198 995 to R200 000
The new Kia Picanto ranges from R198 995 to R200 000. The new Picanto 1.0 LS Auto is priced at R198 995, while the 1.0 LX Auto costs R199 995.
Kia Picanto 1.0 LS Auto
You can expect to buy Picanto 1.0 LS Auto at R198 995.
The Kia Picanto 1.0 LS Auto is a four-door hatchback that was launched in South Africa by Kia Motors in 2012 and has been sold there ever since. The car’s price ranges from R45 900 up to R55 300, depending on its trim level and engine type (petrol or diesel). In terms of fuel efficiency, it produces 75km per litre (3 litres per 100km) while driving at 60km/h with its automatic transmission or 80km/h with a manual gearbox control system engaged. Opting for the latter will give you an increase of 0-100 km/h time by around 3 seconds. However, this comes at the cost of higher maintenance costs due to frequent oil changes required on older models because of their design making them susceptible to leaks when not maintained properly.
Kia Picanto 1.0 LX Auto
Given its price, the Picanto is a good choice for those looking to get something that’s cheap but still has some value. If you’re after a small car with a lot of power and decent safety features, it can’t be beaten. The fuel economy rating is 27 miles per gallon in the city and 40 miles per gallon on the highway, so this vehicle will save you money on gas.
For those who want more features than just basic heating controls, there are also heated seats available as an option with no extra cost (except for when upgrading).
The front-wheel drive layout makes driving easy even if there’s snow or ice on the streets – especially since most other models have all-wheel drive systems that require special tires for their traction capabilities.
Kia Picanto 1.0 SX Auto
The Kia Picanto 1.0 SX Auto is the most expensive model in our lineup, but it’s still affordable and will get you where you want to go for less than $20 per day. It has a 1.0-litre turbocharged engine that produces 98 hp and 128 Nm (90 lb-ft) of torque, which means it can reach 60 km/h in 7 seconds flat with an automatic transmission or 7.5 seconds with an automatic Plus model.
The Kia Picanto 1.0 SX Auto has seven seats and features Bluetooth connectivity and Android Auto & Apple CarPlay integration so you can use your phone while driving too!
Conclusion
The Kia Picanto is an interesting car that is great for those who want to get into the world of small cars. It’s a great first car and will give you plenty of experience driving around town in comfort while still being fun to drive when you want it to be.
