The black and white tubular seat leatherette in GT/GTX+ did not look that premium.I personally prefer the beige interior in Tech variant.
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I visited VST Kia – Palace Cross Bangalore. They had quite a few Seltos either on display or in their parking (getting ready for test drive – registration pending).
Experience:
- There were quite a few customers to check the Seltos and customers who were making on spot bookings with dealer.
- The X-Line looks just superb.
- The sage green interior and pattern they have used in X-Line looks rich.
- The Pewter Olive green looks similar to Tucson Amazon Grey shade.
- It does look nice but I’m really not sure how it will look under the sun.
- The black and white tubular seat leatherette in GT/GTX+ did not look that premium (personal view). I just wish they would have given X-Line interior for GTX+ as well. Even patter would have made difference. Not a big fan of tubular design.
- I personally prefer the beige interior in Tech variant.
- The car does look premium: GTX+ and X-Line.
- The pano sunroof makes cabin look spacious.
- Twin display is sharp and looks nice.
- Plastic around window button did not feel that premium.
- SA: Yanis was very helpful.
- Overall a pleasant experience. They had lot of SA to help customers and lot of cars on display so it was easier to check the car in detail.
My booking was moved to new Seltos today and dealer was open to changing colours. Again I’m in no rush so it is fine. I had booked Gravity Grey but after seeing Black and Grey in older variant next to each other, change my booking to Black exterior. It will be high in maintenance. I just wish X-Line shade was easier to maintain.
Few pictures from my visit below. I have attached few pictures for:
X Line:
Pewter Olive GTX+:
Imperial Blue Techline:
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