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Kia Sorento (PHEV)
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Alerts on record1 HazardThe fuel tank may have been improperly moulded, which can result in fuel leaks, increasing the risk of a fire. RiskSerious risk Country of originPoland First alertMarch 24, 2023 Latest alertMarch 24, 2023 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026
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The Kia Sorento (PHEV) makes sense for families that want a plug-in hybrid three-row SUV without stepping into something huge or flashy. By our assessment, its best trait is the mix of electric-only commuting for short hops and the usual Sorento usefulness: a practical cabin, a usable cargo area, and the calm feel people expect from this class. The trade-off is simple and real: once the battery is used up, you are carrying the extra weight of a PHEV around, and the third row is still a tight place for adults. In practice it is the kind of vehicle that asks you to manage charging to get the most from it, then rewards you with quiet running around town. Compared with regular hybrids, it is more about plugging in; compared with full EVs, it brings less range anxiety and more long-trip flexibility. The Sorento name already sits in the mainstream family-SUV lane, and this version pushes that logic further. Not for someone who wants a small, light crossover; better for a household that can actually use the electric side of a plug-in hybrid.
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