The Kia Seltos specifications carry real depth because three engines and several gearboxes share the range. The spec sheet shifts a fair bit as you move between them. That variety is a big reason the Seltos sells so well.
The 1.5 litre petrol makes 113 bhp and 144 Nm, with a manual or an IVT. The 1.5 litre turbo petrol makes 158 bhp and 253 Nm, with an iMT or DCT. That 253 Nm gives it the strongest pull in the lineup. The 1.5 litre diesel makes 114 bhp and 250 Nm, as a manual or automatic.
On fuel, the diesel manual leads at 19.4 kmpl, ahead of the diesel automatic at 17.8 kmpl. The plain petrol reads 16.5 kmpl on both gearboxes. The turbo returns 17.5 kmpl with the DCT and 15.6 kmpl with the iMT. Real figures fall in traffic and with the air conditioning on. To compare them, read the Seltos mileage figures side by side.
The latest Seltos measures 4460 mm long on a 2690 mm wheelbase, with a 50 litre tank. The 447 litre boot is big for the class, and ground clearance is 190 mm. The tank gives a healthy range between fills. Five sit in a wide, well finished cabin. You can check the Seltos price for your city.
Read together, the numbers explain the Seltos appeal across very different buyers. One body offers a frugal diesel, a quick turbo or an easy petrol. One car covers city commuters and keen drivers alike. To picture each trim, see the Seltos paint options in detail.
