"On the inside, the changes are fewer but still important. The S gets push-button start, power front windows with one-touch operation, and a key fob that opens the trunk, too. The EX gets new leather seats with seat heaters, optional ambient multicolor interior lighting and a heated steering wheel. SX buyers can option red and black or bronze and black leather seats with the SXL package."- Edmunds
When hop on to the inside, the K900 does feel plush and upmarket. For a moment you even might forget that you are in a Kia. The gauges, the screens and the buttons on the dash board are thoughtfully placed the plastics used are of good quality and there is no shaky equipment on board. Overall, Kia has designed the interiors of the car to offer you the best possible in ride experience.
Seating and Comfort
This car is equipped with leather upholstery and power-adjusted front and rear seats. The seats at the front and the rear are heated and ventilated while you have to extra to get reclining rear seats. The K900 can practically carry only 4 people although you can fold the armrest in the second row to accommodate the fifth passenger. With passenger volume figures of 110.8 cubic feet, this is the most spacious car in this segment. The head room, leg room and shoulder room are great so that you can easily stretch yourself and you don't get fatigued during long journeys.
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Model
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Kia K900 V6 Luxury
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Cadillac CT6 Standard
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Lincoln Continental Premier
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Genesis G80 Ultimate
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Passenger Capacity
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5
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5
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5
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5
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Passenger Volume (Ft.3)
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110.8
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106.0
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106.4
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107.7
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Headroom (Front/Rear) (in.)
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40.2/37.6
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40.2/38.0
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39.3/37.7
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41.1/38.2
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Legroom (Front/Rear) (in.)
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45.6/38.2
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46.4/40.4
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44.4/41.3
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45.7/35.0
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Shoulder Room (Front/Rear) (in.)
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59.1/57.2
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58.3/56.2
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58.3/55.9
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58.3/57.1
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In spite of not being the longest car in the segment, the K900 manages to create the best room on the inside. The rivals of the K900 are not even close to it when it comes to comparing seating and comfort.
Infotainment System
Kia has offered some high tech gizmos with the K900. It comes loaded with a large 12.3-inch touch screen display, satellite navigation, front and rearview cameras, Bluetooth, satellite radio and rear seat controls. Also, you get an excellent 17 speaker audio system that delivers great audio clarity. It has Kia's tried and tested UVO system which is not that swift but is more convenient than its brutish German counterparts. It can split the screen into 3 different sections to support multitasking for various systems in the car. The system is compatible with both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, making it easier to use voice control and navigation even more. It delivers exactly what you would expect of an infotainment system in a luxury sedan, nothing more and nothing less.
There are also several other connectivity features such as Bluetooth, auxiliary input, AM/FM/HD radio, and USB ports. The system can be paired with an optional Heads-Up Display on the windscreen and rearview mirrors. In terms of audio, there is the 900-Watt 17-speaker surround sound system that gives any Burmester or B&O competitor a run for its money.
Interior Features
- 12 way adjustable front seats
- Heated steering wheel
- Turn by turn navigation system
- 3 zone climate control
- Electrochromatic inside rearview mirror
- Universal remote transmitter
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Cargo Space
Being a full size luxury sedan, the K900 has a lot of boot space on offer. With 15.9 cubic feet of trunk volume, it can easily swallow a couple of golf bags and you can still have some volume unoccupied.
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Model
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Kia K900 V6 Luxury
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Cadillac CT6 Standard
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Lincoln Continental Premier
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Genesis G80 Ultimate
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Trunk Vol. (Ft.3)
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15.9
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15.3
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16.7
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15.3
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The Lincoln Continental has the largest cargo volume at 16.7 cubic feet while the Cadillac and the Genesis have lesser cargo space when compared to the Kia K900.
