Your Adventure, Your Way: Exploring the 2026 Kia Sportage Trim Levels

2026 Kia Sportage Trim Level Comparison 

Drivers looking to get the most from their next compact SUV will find a perfect match in the 2026 Kia Sportage. At Outten Kia in Hamburg, PA, we know that choosing the right trim matters just as much as choosing the right model. That’s why this 2026 Kia Sportage trim level comparison is your guide to understanding which version fits your lifestyle best. 

Start Strong with the LX and EX 

The LX kicks things off with a long list of features that feel anything but basic. It comes standard with wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, a 12.3-inch touchscreen, and Smart Cruise Control. Furthermore, its 2.5L engine delivers a confident 187 horsepower. 

Step up to the EX, and you’ll enjoy extra comfort and tech. Features like SynTex seat trim, heated front seats, and a Smart Power Liftgate add everyday convenience. Blind-Spot Detection and dual-zone climate control also boost safety and comfort. 

Adventure-Ready Trims: X-Line and X-Pro Prestige 

The X-Line adds rugged charm and capability. It includes standard AWD with Terrain Mode and 19-inch gloss-black wheels. Ground clearance increases to 8.3 inches, ideal for off-road trails or snowy drives around Pennsylvania. 

At the top, the X-Pro Prestige goes all-in on all-terrain confidence. It upgrades with matte-black all-terrain wheels, heated windshield, stainless-steel pedals, and a 360° Surround View Monitor. If you need capability as well as refinement, this trim checks all the boxes. 

Tech and Comfort in the SX and SX Prestige 

The SX delivers a premium feel with its dual 12.3-inch panoramic displays and Harman Kardon® audio system. Moreover, you’ll find Highway Driving Assist, memory seats, and a panoramic sunroof with power sunshade. It’s a high-tech haven for daily drives. 

Want more? The SX Prestige includes ventilated front seats, LED cube headlights, and a heated steering wheel. It also adds enhanced safety tech, like a Surround View Monitor and Side Parking Sensors. 

Key Differences at a Glance 

When comparing trims, here's what changes as you climb: