Length
Wheelbase
Width
Width including mirrors
Height
Ground clearance
Turning circle
Boot/interior
In terms of boot space, Ssangyong Korando offers more cargo space with the rear seats up (551L) compared to Kia Sportage's range of 526L to 591L, depending on the engine. However, with rear seats folded, the Kia Sportage offers significantly more space (1715L) than Ssangyong Korando (1248L). Both vehicles feature seating for five people and Isofix systems.
Boot space
Boot space (rear seats folded, bottom to roof)
Boot space (rear seats folded, bottom to windows)
Seats
Max. seats
Doors
Isofix
Engines/drivetrain
Both Kia Sportage and Ssangyong Korando feature 4-cylinder engines, albeit with a varying number of gears depending on the specific engine. It is noted that Ssangyong Korando's E-Motion Bronze 2WD engine has only one gear, while other engines can have up to six gears. The Kia Sportage has a more extensive power range, offering engines with power outputs from 100kW to 195kW, compared to Ssangyong Korando's 100kW to 140kW. The torque range of the Ssangyong Korando is broader, with engines providing 260Nm to 360Nm, while the Kia Sportage's range is from 250Nm to 350Nm.
Drive
Fuel
Gearbox
Gears
Cylinders
Max. speed
Power
Torque
Cubic capacity
Acceleration 0-100km/h
Consumption/ecology
The Kia Sportage and Ssangyong Korando face off in various environmental aspects like tank size and CO2 emissions. Kia Sportage's tank size ranges from 42L to 54L, while the Ssangyong Korando has a smaller range of 47L to 50L. The CO2 emissions for the vehicles also vary, with the Sportage emitting between 26g/km to 162g/km, and Korando emitting a range of 152g/km to 197g/km. In terms of tire size, the Ssangyong Korando has slightly larger tires.
Tank size
Combined consumption (NEDC)
City consumption (NEDC)
Combined consumption (WLTP)
CO2 emissions (WLTP)
Emission standard
Tyre size
Noise
Weight/towing
Empty weight-wise, the Kia Sportage has a larger span, from 1526kg to 1905kg, compared to the Ssangyong Korando, which ranges from 1500kg to 1840kg. Braked and non-braked trailer capacities also vary between the two vehicles, with the Kia Sportage having slightly stronger capabilities in most aspects. However, Ssangyong Korando does have an advantage in the towbar load, with 5kg more load than its rival.
Empty weight (EU)
Permissible total weight
Braked trailer
Trailer (no brakes)
Max. roof load
Max. towbar load
Offroad
In terms of off-road capabilities, the Kia Sportage and Ssangyong Korando have different strengths and weaknesses. For instance, the Sportage has a better departure angle of 26.4° than the Korando with 24.5°. However, Korando's approach angle is superior at 18° compared to Kia Sportage's 17°. For ramp angles, the range is very similar, with the Kia Sportage varying between 15.8° and 16.7°, and the Korando between 15.4° and 15.9°.
Ramp angle
Departure angle
Approach angle
EV
The Kia Sportage and Ssangyong Korando have different electric vehicle capabilities. The range (WLTP) of the Ssangyong Korando is much higher at 339km compared to the Kia Sportage's 70km. In terms of battery capacities, the Ssangyong Korando has a fixed 61.5kWh, while the Kia Sportage varies from 1.5kWh to 13.8kWh, depending on the engine.