Kia presented the Kia Telluride concept vehicle at the Detroit Auto Show, a boxy premium SUV that follows the Korean brand's design philosophy and takes it in a bolder direction. It is driven by advanced technology that pays a lot of attention to the health and well-being of the user, and it also boasts car parts printed with a 3D printer.
Kia Telluride is a premium SUV that the Koreans presented at the Detroit Auto Show (NAISAI 2016). The study is a preview of a future luxury SUV that uses 3D-printed automotive parts for the first time.
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The passenger cabin boasts distinctive designs for the dashboard, steering wheel (two-spoke steering wheel) and door panels, as well as two digital screens. One is intended for entertainment, and the other has taken over the role of gauges. Particular attention is paid to Kii intended also for the intended system health and well-being. Kia built the Telluride study on the platform of the Sorento model, and it is powered by it 3.5 liter V6 engine, who harnessed a 400-horse "cavalry".
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