Unbolt your eyes on the very un-Kia-like Kee concept that made its world premier at the Frankfurt show.
Can you believe Kia’s concept car, the Kia Kee? Because as we all know Kia haven’t manufactured a car which is a head turner, right? Kia has finally revealed its Kee concept I have seen some of Kee’s photos at autopartswarehouse.com. Its body paint and body kits were really awesome you can’t even think that it is manufactured by Kia.
The vehicle follows the styling cues set forth by Kia’s ex cee’d cabrio concept car both were designed by the ex- Audi design chief, Peter Schreyer and is distinguished by its broad stance and low profile.

The Kee uses 2+2 seating arrangement and is 169.3 inches long. According to Automotive News, power comes from 2.0 liter version of Kia’s next-generation V6 producing 200 horsepower as well as is mated to a six-speed automatic transmission.
Tidy exterior features include milled-aluminum B-pillars (visible through gray-tinted glass), electronic door releases set into the side-window glass plus a clamshell rear hatch supported by electronic dampers.
Within, much of the car is covered with a semi-suede material, as well as the race-car-like square-bottom steering wheel. The shifter for the automatic is in the form of a computer mouse, which flips up to expose the electronic starter button. Even though the interior’s major controls are fly-by-wire, Kia says in actual operation they feel traditional.
Schreyer said the somewhat strange-to-say Kia Kee is named as such because “Kee refers to the English word ‘key’ as the coupe embodies design elements which will become essential to the future ‘look’ of Kia vehicles.” He also added that the coupe “represents the ‘key’ which will open the door to success for our brand…”










