New Kia Sorento in Yuma, AZ

Three rows, but not a three-row footprint. That is the whole argument for the Sorento, and it is why families land on it after driving something a size larger. It slots between the compact Sportage and the full-size Telluride, and for a lot of households that middle ground is exactly right.

Here at Kia of Yuma, our sales team walks the trim range with you to find the best trim for your needs and budget. We offer plenty of Sorento configurations from our new Kia inventory.

Kia Sorento Trim Comparison

                                                                                                                                

Trim	What It Brings
LX	The entry point. Three rows standard, Kia Drive Wise driver-assistance features, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
S	Adds convenience and appearance upgrades over the LX while keeping the same practical layout.
EX	Steps up the interior materials and technology, and opens the door to the turbocharged engine and hybrid variants.
SX	More visual differentiation outside, upgraded audio and cabin appointments inside.
SX-Prestige	The top of the range, with the most premium seating surfaces and the fullest set of comfort and driver-assistance equipment.

Three Rows That Actually Get Used

The second row can be ordered with a bench or with captain's chairs. That single choice turns the Sorento into a seven-seater or a six-seater, and the captain's chairs create a walkway to the third row that makes loading kids far easier than folding a seat forward every time.

Behind the third row there is real cargo space rather than a token shelf. Fold that row and the Sorento handles a hardware run or a weekend's luggage without anyone giving up a seat.

Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid Options

The Sorento is offered as a conventional gas model, a hybrid, and a plug-in hybrid. The hybrid pairs a gas engine with electric assist. The plug-in adds a larger battery and a stretch of electric-only driving before the gas engine takes over, which suits drivers who commute a set distance and can charge at home overnight.

Availability varies by trim, so let us confirm which powertrains are in stock before you plan around one.

Safety and Driver Assistance

Kia Drive Wise bundles the active safety systems - forward collision avoidance, lane keeping, blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alerts among them. Higher trims layer in additional assistance for highway driving and parking. On a vehicle that spends its life hauling other people, that carries more weight than most of the window sticker.

Interior Comfort and Technology

The cabin is quiet, the seating position is high without feeling perched, and the controls are laid out for driving. Wireless smartphone integration, USB ports across all three rows on most builds, and available heated and ventilated front seats cover the daily details.

Sorento Test Drives from Fortuna Foothills

Fortuna Foothills sits twelve to fifteen minutes from our lot, close enough that a Sorento test drive. Bring the car seats if you have them - fitting them across the second row is the single most useful thing you can do on a test drive of a three-row SUV to see for yourself how comfortable your family would be in a new Sorento.

Financing and Service at Kia of Yuma

Our Kia finance team runs both lease and finance structures on the same vehicle so you can compare the numbers side by side. Afterward, factory-trained technicians and Genuine Kia Parts keep it running through the Kia service center. The rest of the lineup sits on the new Kia SUV page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people does the Kia Sorento seat?

Six or seven, depending on the second row. A bench seats seven; captain's chairs seat six and open up a walkway to the third row.

Is the Kia Sorento available as a hybrid?

Yes. The Sorento is offered as a hybrid and as a plug-in hybrid alongside the gas models. Trim availability varies, so check with our sales team on current stock.

How is the Sorento different from the Telluride?

Both are three-row Kia SUVs, but the Telluride is longer and wider with more third-row and cargo room. The Sorento is easier to park and comes in hybrid and plug-in hybrid forms, which the Telluride does not.

Can I order a Sorento trim that is not in stock?

Yes. Custom factory orders are straightforward and involve minimal paperwork. Our team will walk through configuration and timing with you.

Drive One

Come see the Sorento at 2841 S. Pacific Avenue, Yuma, AZ 85365, or call 928-344-5345 to schedule a test drive with the trim and second-row layout you want to try.