Kia Rio 4

The fourth-generation Kia Rio in the FB body is manufactured at a factory near St. Petersburg since 2017. In the domestic market, there is an analogous model called the second-generation Hyundai Solaris. In other countries, the global version of the Rio in the YB body with its own design and technology is being sold. The Rio line includes the following models: DC (1999 - 2005), JB (2005 - 2011), QB (2011 - 2017).

The car was equipped with engines:

Kia Rio 4

Common Features
Engine Power	100 HP
Torque	132 NM
Acceleration to 100 km/h	12.2 seconds
Max speed	185 km/h
City consumption	7.2 liters
Combustion on the road	4.8 liters
Mixed expenditure	5.7 liters
Fuel tank capacity	50 liters
Loaded weight	1150 kg
Full weight	1560 kg
Load	410 kg
Trunk volume	480 liters

Common dimensions
Overall Length	4420 mm
Width	1740 mm
Height	1470 mm
Distance axis	2600 mm
Overhanging front	835 mm
Rear projection	985 mm
Front belt circle	1516 mm
Rear wheels	1524 mm
Overall ground clearance	160 mm
Min. turning radius	5.2 m
Number of doors \| seats	4 \| 5
Tire size	185/65 R15

Overview and Common Failures

The body and interior The paint coating is quite thin, but the galvanized body holds up well. In this generation, the quality of the interior materials has improved, so it does not peel off quickly anymore. As for the drawbacks of this car, we can mention the slippery leather on the steering wheel and weak soundproofing. Engine Both power units are reliable and have a good lifespan, but only with proper maintenance. Problems with scuff marks occur less frequently, but there are still quite a few complaints. Owners also often have to replace the timing chain at a mileage of 100 - 150 thousand km. Transmission The six-speed manual and automatic transmissions have stood the test of time and are known for their reliability. Suspension, steering, and braking systems do not have any weak points discovered yet.

Kia Rio 4

Kia Rio 4

Overview and Common Failures

Cars from the Rio lineup