Kia Proceed GT Line 160 hp 7-DCT 2022 TEST & POV DRIVE 4K

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00:00 - 01:25 - walkaround
01:25 - 03:38 - POV drive
03:38 - 03:53 - ending
Information about car:
KIA Proceed Gt line 2022
Engine: 1.5 T-GDI 160hp
Automatic gearbox 7 DCT
Vmax: 210km/h
Color: Penta Metal (H8G)
ENG:
Kia proceed is available in two versions: GT and GT line. The GT version comes in one engine version: 1.6 T-GDi 204 hp 7DCT, while the GT line version can be ordered in two versions: 1.5 T-GDI 160KM 6MT (manual) / 7DCT (automatic)
PL:
Kia proceed dostępna jest w dwóch wersjach: GT oraz GT line. Wersja GT występuje w jednej wersji silnikowej: 1.6 T-GDi 204 KM 7DCT, a wersję GT line można zamówić w dwóch wersjach: 1.5 T-GDI 160KM 6MT (manual) / 7DCT (automat).
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Subscribe Driver Sphere Information about car: KIA Proceed Gt line 2022 Engine: 1.5 T-GDI 160hp Automatic gearbox 7 DCT Vmax: 210km/h Color: Penta Metal (H8G)

[@PedroGarciaAlcalde]

Hi, is this car being built? I placed an order in Spain 1 year ago and they ask me to cancel the order because it is not produced.

[@driversphere]

Hi, in Poland it is possible to configure, gt and gt Line versions so it is possible to place orders, the waiting time probably depends on the options selected, but I have also heard that some people wait up to a year. For some time in the configurator only manual versions were available and it was not possible to order an automatic, so maybe that was the reason for cancelling your order if you had previously chosen an automatic transmission in the configurator.

[@1LoX1]

I've placed order in Poland few days ago, waiting time is about 90-120 days. So this model is definitely in production.

[@newielad]

It's a Cerato isn't it what country has proceed?

[@driversphere]

Proceed is available in europe and probably in some other markets. The cerato model is not available in Poland.

[@suizidschlumpf2]

why is every car tester holding the steering wheel like its their first driving lesson? is it because you could get "in trouble" if you dont, cause "you officially should hold it like that"?

[@atothemod1]

That is the correct way to hold the steering wheel

[@suizidschlumpf2]

@@atothemod1 yy i know. if you feel comfortable with it, go ahead. im just curious, cause i dont know anyone driving like that. and its only car testers like him, driving like that, what i have seen so far. thats why im asking. if they HAVE to drive that way, since its the "legal/correct way" of holding the steering wheel and they are showing it on the internet.... i personally cant drive like that. for me its more complicated, especially when you steer more than 45 degress or park out backwards etc. it takes more time and your other hand is always in the way.

[@atothemod1]

@@suizidschlumpf2 then you are not doing it properly, yeah for low speed it can be okay. But for the best feel of what the car is doing, this position is the best and safest. Holding the steering wheel in a lethargic way can affect your reactions in case of an accident. Please try to correct it

[@kuikukui5077]

Can they make decent plastic and leather seats for Christ sake ?

[@AnthonyMalesys]

It's actually better than all the VW and AUDI cars