Indonesia 2017: The all-new Kia Rio Picture Gallery

Kia Rio
One of the problems with covering a motor show in a different country is the language barrier. In Carmudi Philippines' case at the 2017 Indonesia International Motor Show, it was the lack of an English-language version of Kia Mobil Indonesia's press release of the all-new Kia Rio. The only information we gleaned from Kia Indonesia's presentation of its latest subcompact hatchback is that it's powered by a 1.4-liter Kappa D-CVVT engine with an output of 99 hp and 130 Nm of torque that's paired to either a six-speed manual or a four-speed automatic transmission, it's marginally bigger than the outgoing model, and that the vehicle utilizes advance high-strength steel to enhance cabin protection. Since we can't give you any more info other than that, we hope the photo gallery below will suffice--at least until the local launch this May. Keep checking back for Carmudi Philippines' coverage on that soon. [gallery size="large" ids="15620,15621,15626,15627,15622,15623,15624">

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