EX trim pairs the 147-hp I-4 with an IVT for 30 mpg combined and 64.2 cu ft of cargo room behind the front seats.

EX FWD stands apart in the Seltos lineup with Front Wheel Drive and an Intelligent Variable (IVT) transmission. Its Regular Gasoline I-4 makes 147 hp and 132 lb-ft, with 30 mpg combined. Seating for 5 and 64.2 cu ft of cargo volume keep the utility clear. MSRP starts at $28,390.

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What it meansThis EX FWD uses a regular gasoline I-4 with Front Wheel Drive and an Intelligent Variable (IVT) transmission. Its ratings are 28 mpg city, 33 mpg highway, and 30 mpg combined.
Why this trimThe 147 hp and 132 lb-ft figures point to modest power, with efficiency as a clear priority. The drivetrain and transmission pairing also fit the same daily-driving focus.
Bottom line: This trim favors efficient daily driving.
What it meansThe 174.4 in length, 72 in width, and 63.6 in height give shoppers a clear footprint. Passenger volume is 103.5 cu ft, while cargo volume is 64.2 cu ft for carrying gear.
Why this trimFor this trim, the 110.2 in wheelbase and 3406 lbs curb weight help define its stance and mass. Those measurements make the packaging easier to compare while shopping.
Bottom line: Its size specs define the footprint.
What it meansThe cabin includes heated front bucket seats, a leatherette steering wheel, and manual tilt and telescoping adjustment as standard. The 60-40 folding rear seat adds flexibility when switching between passengers and cargo.
Why this trimFor the EX FWD, these standard items focus on comfort, steering position, and everyday cabin use. Power rear windows and standard driver and passenger seats keep core conveniences included.
Bottom line: This cabin emphasizes comfort and flexibility.
What it meansThe display audio system centers on a 12.3 touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay, Kia connect, HD Radio, and SAT. It also includes 6 speakers, wireless phone connectivity, external memory control, and 2 monitors in front.
Why this trimFor this trim, the standard setup gives shoppers built-in media options without describing an added package. Speed compensated volume control is useful because audio levels can adjust as driving conditions change.
Bottom line: The tech focus is clear and practical.
What it meansStandard driver aids include lane following, forward collision-avoidance, front cross traffic mitigation, and front and rear parking sensors. Stability control, ABS, traction control, side impact beams, and seat-mounted side airbags add core protection features.
Why this trimFor the EX FWD, this mix matters because it covers steering support, braking support, parking help, and impact protection. These features are standard on this trim.
Bottom line: Safety content is broad for shoppers.
What it meansThe EX FWD rides on 18 in wheels with P215/55HR18 tires. That tells shoppers the tire size and wheel diameter fitted to this configuration.
Why this trimFor this trim, those details matter when comparing appearance, replacement tire needs, or included equipment.
Bottom line: Its wheel package is clearly defined.
No open recalls on record from NHTSA.
Recall coverage can vary by VIN — confirm your specific vehicle's status.
Source: NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
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