Kia Syros Gets These Segment-First Features In Compact SUV Space!

The Kia Syros has been an interesting unveil in the compact SUV space, where although it doesn't breach the crucial 4-meter mark in length required for tax purposes, it surely is a charmer with its larger-than-life cabin space, unlike any other in the segment. It is also, arguably, the best in rear seat experience with ample legroom and features that temp you get it chauffer-driven, and there are reasons for it. However, in this section, we will take a look at the first-in-segment features, that Syros offers over every other competitor, but before that, make sure you are a part of our 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel, specifically curated for all the avid petrolheads to never miss out on any automotive updates.

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Digital AC Control Unit

The Kia Syros incorporates a premium feature borrowed from the EV9: a 5-inch digital AC control panel. Strategically positioned between the touchscreen and the digital driver's display, this innovative panel adds a touch of sophistication to the interior. While the digital interface enhances the modern feel, physical controls are also included for convenient and intuitive climate control adjustments. This feature is available from the HTX Plus variant onwards.

Side Parking Sensors

The Kia Syros introduces a unique safety feature in the sub-4-meter SUV segment  side parking sensors, in addition to the standard front and rear sensors. This advanced feature enhances parking convenience and safety, particularly in tight urban environments. However, the side parking sensors are exclusively offered on the top-of-the-line HTX Plus (O) variant.

Ventilated And Adjustable Rear Seats

The Kia Syros stands out in the segment by offering both front and rear ventilated seats, enhancing comfort for all passengers. While rear seat reclining and sliding functionality is available from the mid-spec HTK Plus variant, the rear seat ventilation feature is exclusive to the higher-spec HTX Plus variant. This emphasis on rear-seat comfort underscores Kia's focus on creating a premium and passenger-centric experience, something that creates a significant distinction from its in-house sibling, the Kia Sonet, avoiding direct rivalry.

Flush Type Door Handles

Another addition that exudes luxury and comfort is the flush-type door handles that we have earlier seen on the Mahindra XUV700, elevating the appearance of this compact SUV. Even more commendable is the fact that you get these premium door handles from the base HTK variant onwards.

Ambient Lighting With 64 Colours

The Kia Syros, from the HTX Plus variant onwards, features 64-color ambient lighting, enhancing the ambiance and creating a personalized interior experience. While rivals like the Nissan Magnite and Hyundai Venue also offer ambient lighting, the Syros distinguishes itself with a wider range of color options, adding a touch of 'you' to the cabin.