2025 Kia Sportage Plug-In Hybrid

2025 Kia Sportage Plug-In Hybrid in Daytona Beach, FL

The 2025 Kia Sportage Plug-In Hybrid is a smart SUV for drivers in Daytona Beach, Orlando, and across Florida. It combines electric power for short trips with gas power for longer drives, giving you flexibility and efficiency. You can see it at 510 N Nova Rd, Daytona Beach, FL 32114. Call Sales at 386-588-5890 or Service at 386-251-6676 for more information.

Key Features

The Sportage Plug-In Hybrid comes with features that make driving easy and fun:

• 12-inch curved touchscreen with navigation
• Harman Kardon premium audio with 8 speakers
• Heated and ventilated front seats
• Power-adjustable seats with lumbar support
• Hands-free power liftgate
• LED headlights and taillights

Interior

The cabin is comfortable and tech-friendly. Seats are soft and supportive for long drives. The big curved touchscreen shows important info and controls your music and navigation. Ambient lighting makes nighttime drives more fun. Cargo space stays generous even with the larger battery, so you can carry beach gear, kayaks, or groceries easily.

Exterior

The Sportage Plug-In Hybrid has a bold, modern look. LED lights and unique hybrid badges set it apart. Sculpted body lines and alloy wheels give it a sporty stance. The charging port is easy to reach but blends with the design. It looks great downtown or parked at nature trails across Central Florida.

Advanced Technology Features

The SUV includes easy-to-use tech. The touchscreen responds to touch and voice commands. Wireless smartphone connectivity keeps you untangled from cables. The sound system fills the cabin with rich music. The plug-in hybrid system switches between electric mode for short drives and hybrid mode for longer trips or highways. Regenerative braking helps recharge the battery when slowing down.

Driving Performance

The Sportage Plug-In Hybrid drives smoothly in both city streets and highways. Electric mode is quiet and perfect for neighborhood and coastal drives. On highways, the gas engine and hybrid system kick in seamlessly for longer trips. The all-wheel-drive option gives extra grip in rain, while different drive modes let you choose between efficiency or a more responsive feel. Regenerative braking captures energy to help keep the battery charged while driving.

Hybrid vs Plug-In Hybrid vs Gas Models

• Gas Model: Uses only gasoline, simple and familiar for long highway trips.
• Hybrid Model: Combines electricity and gas to save fuel in city traffic.
• Plug-In Hybrid: Can drive short trips on electricity alone and switches to gas for highways or longer drives. On Florida highways, it provides smooth acceleration while maintaining electric efficiency whenever possible.

Safety Features

• Forward collision-avoidance assist
• Blind-spot collision-avoidance with camera
• Rear cross-traffic alert
• Lane keeping and lane following assist
• Safe exit warning for passengers
• Parking distance warning with reverse assist

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the plug-in hybrid work on city streets and highways?

On short city trips, it runs on electricity only. For longer drives or highway speeds, the gas engine automatically joins in, giving extra power and range while keeping the electric system active when possible.

What are the differences between gas, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid Sportage?

The gas model runs on fuel only, the hybrid mixes gas and electricity to save fuel in stop-and-go traffic, and the plug-in hybrid can drive short distances on electricity alone, switching to gas for longer trips.

Is there enough space for passengers and cargo?

Yes, the Sportage Plug-In Hybrid has roomy seats and foldable rear seats, making it easy to carry passengers and gear for Florida adventures.

What technology features come standard?

It includes a 12-inch touchscreen, navigation, wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, premium audio, and USB charging ports.

From Daytona Kia, you can drive silently through downtown Daytona Beach in electric mode, cross the Main Street Bridge to the ocean, explore New Smyrna Beach, or head north along scenic A1A to Ormond Beach. Inland trips to DeLand or natural springs are easy, and the plug-in system adapts seamlessly to every drive.