With previous model years that figure changed depending on options and trim level, but this year the answer is simple. There are six trim levels for the Sorento.
Read More: Sorento engine options. Those familiar with three-row SUVs, come to expect the seats to fold down, and that is certainly the case for the Sorento.
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Even adults will fit, thanks to head and leg room similar to what you'll find in the Hyundai Santa Fe. As we mentioned above, the Sorento has sliding and reclining second-row seats. There's no ski hatch in the Sorento, either. What is very handy, though, is that all versions have switches in the boot to fold down the second row of seats remotely, making loading a piece of flatpack furniture less of a faff.
Boot space is near enough the same as in the closely related Hyundai Santa Fe — both cars can hold 10 carry-on-sized suitcases below their tonneau covers in five-seat mode. Even when the third row of seats is in use, there's enough boot space in the Sorento for a couple of carry-on suitcases.
In contrast, the Land Rover Discovery Sport has hardly any room for luggage at all when all seven seats are being used. What Car? Share review. Up next:. Explore more of the Kia Sorento. News and advice.
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