Premium paint - Experience green
Premium paint - Phantom black
Premium paint - Wolf grey
Premium paint - Blue Flame
Premium paint - Dark penta metal
Premium paint - Fusion white
Premium paint - Yuka steel grey
Premium two tone paint - Experience green with black roof
Premium two tone paint - Fusion white with black roof
Premium two tone paint - Lunar silver with black roof
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Colour guide
Metallic - Infra red
Free
Usually, a car’s free colour tends to be drab and boring, though that certainly isn’t the case with Infra red on the Kia Sportage. In fact, this vivid metallic red could very well be the Sportage’s most exciting colour. That’s great if you want the most eye-catching Kia Sportage you can buy, though this love-it-hate-it colour may be worth avoiding if you want to maximise the car’s resale value.
Premium paint - Experience green
Free
We reckon this is the best colour for the Sportage. Experience Green has a touch of 1960s Aston Martin about it, which is a bit above the Kia’s pay grade, but it’s a hugely handsome shade. Works nicely with the optional black contrast roof, but to be honest it doesn’t really need it.
Specifications
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Premium paint - Phantom black
Free
Like Dark Penta, Phantom Black is just too dark a shade for the Sportage, and it tucks away all of the nice little styling touches and makes the whole car look too plain. It’s classy enough, in itself, but not the right shade for this car.
Premium paint - Wolf grey
Free
Light greys aren’t the most exciting colours on paper, though the bright tone of Wolf Grey does work fairly well on the Kia Sportage. It helps this light grey to clearly show off the Sportage’s distinctive styling. There are a couple of things holding this colour back, though: it’s only available on the Sportage Hybrid-only Shadow trim, and as with all light grey paints it’ll require regular washes to keep looking clean.
Premium - Lunar silver
£650
Premium paint - Blue Flame
£650
A really strong colour, and Blue Flame is one of those bright metallic blues that has just enough darkness, and just enough of a flat finish that it looks classy rather than garish.
Premium paint - Dark penta metal
£650
Dark Penta is a shade of metallic grey that’s so dark it’s almost black. Or at least it might as well be. It’s a classy enough colour in its own right, but it hides too much of the Sportage’s styling, which is a shame.
Premium paint - Fusion white
£650
The Sportage is quite a complex-looking car, one that benefits from a strong colour, and this Fusion White is just too plain a shade for it, washing out the nicer styling elements. It can be optionally had with a contrast black roof, which helps, but it’s not the Sportage’s best colour.
Premium paint - Yuka steel grey
£650
Yuka Steel is not your average, predictable grey. Well, it is from a distance, but get up close in certain lights and there’s a blue-green element to it that lifts it slightly above the hordes of other grey SUVs. It looks smart on the Sportage, that’s for certain.
Premium two tone paint - Experience green with black roof
£800
Green can be an excellent colour for those wanting something a bit different from run-of-the-mill colours like grey, black or red. This version with the black roof looks pretty stylish and it won’t show the grime as easily as lighter colours either.
Premium two tone paint - Fusion white with black roof
£800
Fusion White with black roof is a pretty safe option and not particularly exciting. The black helps it to not look like a big fridge, but the Sportage comes in better colours than this.
Premium two tone paint - Lunar silver with black roof
£800
It’s not the most exciting combination, but if you plan to sell your Sportage after a few years, this could certainly be an option, as residual values for silver cars are usually better. With the black roof, the silver paint looks quite stylish and can be quite easy to maintain.