The 2021 Kia Sedona returns with minor changes. The most notable being the elimination of the former base model, reducing the number of trims from four to three.
Unlike previous Sedonas, there's a wide range of trim levels spread from a $26,000 L base model to the plush SX Limited at about $40,000 to start. All are well-equipped, but the higher trim levels boast more of the high-class features Kia is pushing on the new model. Also, fuel economy varies between trim despite... Read more »
A 3.5-liter V6 engine is standard on all models. It produces 269 horsepower and earns an EPA rating 17 mpg city and 24 mpg highway. Buyers choose between two distinct trim levels: Read more »
The Sedona uses a new high-tech V6 engine, a responsive new five-speed automatic transmission, and a sophisticated and steady suspension. It comes in two trims LX and EX. The LX is well-equipped for that price, including seven-passenger seating: two rows of two captain's chairs, and a bench in back. The EX adds things like: 17-inch... Read more »
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