
The Kia Sorento is Kia’s right-sized three-row SUV, giving families a real third row without the footprint of a full-size SUV, and it comes gas, hybrid, or plug-in hybrid. This page helps you decide which powertrain fits, whether the Sorento or the larger Telluride is the better call, how it stacks up against rivals, and how it holds up over time. For live pricing and what is in stock, check the inventory.
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Gas: the value choice, with an available turbo for the strongest pulling power if you tow.
Hybrid: the best all-around pick for commuters who want the best fuel economy with nothing to plug in.
Plug-in Hybrid: adds electric-only driving for short trips and comes with standard all-wheel drive. Best if you can charge at home.
Tell us your typical week and towing needs and we will match you to the right Sorento on the lot.
Both are three-row Kia SUVs, so the choice comes down to size and budget. The Sorento is more compact and more affordable, easier to park, and plenty for most families. Step up to the Telluride when you want more room in the third row and cargo area and a more premium feel. If you are torn, our team can put them side by side.
The Sorento goes up against the Toyota RAV4, Hyundai Santa Fe, and Honda CR-V, and it stands out by offering three rows and more powertrain choice than most in the class. See the head-to-head breakdowns:
With routine maintenance, a well-kept Sorento is built to run well past 150,000 miles, and Kia backs it with a 10-year or 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty. Qualifying new models at ALM Kia South also include the Included Lifetime Warranty at no extra cost, and our Kia service team can keep yours on schedule.