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Detected on Monday 2 November, 14h17

Next generation Kia Sonet spotted on high-altitude tests in India

A prototype of the new generation Kia Sonet was photographed during high-altitude testing in Himachal Pradesh, ahead of its launch in India.

In brief

Launches and reviews event (severity: low) involving Kia, in Himachal Pradesh (Inde), first detected on 2 November 2026 at 14:17. Reported by 2 sources (2 articles), last updated on 3 November 2026 at 05:05.

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Severity
Low
Countries
IN IndiaHimachal Pradesh
Brands
Detected
2 Nov, 14h17
Updated
3 Nov, 05h05
Reference
no.2273
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OutletAverage tone
Gaadiwaadi.com1neutral
rushlane.com1neutral

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Read sources · 2 articles, 2 sources

Publication order
  1. 14h17
    rushlane.comWirevia Rushlane2 Nov
    Next Gen Kia Sonet New LEDs Spied During High Altitude Testing

    Ahead of its launch, the next gen Kia Sonet has been spied testing again during high altitude testing in Himachal Pradesh, before launch The post Next Gen Kia Sonet New LEDs Spied During High Altitude Testing appeared first on RushLane .

  2. 05h05
    Gaadiwaadi.comWirevia GaadiWaadi3 Nov
    Next-Generation Kia Sonet Spied, Shows New LED Lighting

    GaadiWaadi - The upcoming compact SUV gets a completely redesigned front and rear lighting setup, with a more substantial generational update expected for its 2027 launch Kia has taken the next-generation Sonet to the Himalayan region for high-altitude testing, and fresh spy shots offer another look at the changes coming to the compact SUV. The test vehicle […] The post Next-Generation Kia Sonet Spied, Shows New LED Lighting appeared first on Gaadiwaadi.com - Latest Car & Bike News by Amit Rawat .

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#Kia Sonet · #essais · #India · #SUV · #SUV compact · #espionnage

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