That indicator position is another proof that this car really wasn't developed for our local market. The features in it make it seem like it's an imported car being assembled locally and hasn't been adapted for our market. I wouldn't be surprised if it has 0 parts localisation and it's 100% just assembled, nothing else. I mean it's got 6 airbags while tuscon, Sportage, base sorento and sonata 2.0 have 2 airbags which is really weird to see. I actually at first thought it's just copy paste from a foreign website onto Kia Pakistan website. No wonder it's so expensive.
Also most imported cars have harder suspensions, my company has a Thai ncp 14 model corolla and a 21 model grande X. The Thai version's suspension seems closer to local civic than corolla.
It's even discontinued in its own South Korean market. This car only really seems reasonable for people who go crazy over used imported cars for their extra features, plus those people will finally be able to buy something new for once. This can be considered as a cheaper corolla cross for people who like that.
It's good to see local cars coming with foreign equivalent features though. But I still feel it should've been at max the same price as corolla 1.6at.
