Yahoo Finance 2025 Kia Telluride Pricing Similar for a Basically Unchanged SUV
Kia has announced pricing for the 2025 Kia Telluride, and the price range looks very much like last year.
The Telluride starts at $37,585 to $54,780, with most trims maintaining the same price as last year's model of the mid-size SUV.
The stable pricing makes sense, as changes to Telluride are quite limited for the new model year.
Kia announced pricing for the 2025 Telluride today, and with few changes to the mid-size SUV, it wears the same starting price as last year's model. Kia altered the available trims slightly, though most return with comparable pricing to last year.
Bear with us, as the Telluride's lineup is quite easy to mix up. The entry LX trim retains the same $37,585 price, with the S increasing by $1000 to $40,485. Pricing for the EX remains at $43,185, while the SX drops by $100. There's a new EX X-Pro that starts at $48,480 to replace the now defunct SX X-Pro. The top four trims are now based on the SX, with the SX X-Line starting at $50,880, the SX Prestige at $52,485, the SX Prestige X-Line at $53,780, and the SX Prestige X-Pro at $54,780.
Among the few changes, the new model year adds second-row side-curtain airbags and updates the highway driving assist feature. The EX X-Pro AWD trim adds 0.4 inch of ground clearance and improves towing capacity to 5500 pounds, up from 5000 last year. And the EX X-Line and EX X-Pro models add standard gloss black exterior trim and a new Terracotta interior theme.
It may be aging, but the Telluride has dominated the mid-size-SUV market since it debuted in 2020 and has been a multiple Car and Driver 10Best winner. The 2025 Telluride is on sale now.
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