This car made me want to STOP DRIVING IT! Kia Seltos 2023 review

I loved the pre-facelift Seltos, and there are things about the updated model that are great. But there's one thing that I hated...
Sometimes safety tech enhancements are things that should be applauded. But when they're as frustrating as the safety tech system fitted to the Kia Seltos 2023 model range, it's enough to make you wish for the good old days.
You'll see what gets my goat so badly if you watch the video, and it's a real shame because the Kia Seltos, otherwise, is a terrific compact crossover.
With a great interior and clever packaging, two good powertrains available, long warranty cover and plenty more going for it, the Seltos is still one of the better options in the small SUV segment.
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00:00 Intro
00:41 Is it the right price?
02:28 What's the best competitor?
03:40 Is it the right size?
04:37 Interior
06:31 Under the bonnet
07:15 Driving
10:03 Efficiency
10:37 Is it safe?
11:15 Ownership
12:02 Verdict
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[@therightcar]

10:30 sorry! Graphic disappeared - I’m still learning this stuff!! 😂 7.4L/100km is the official combined.

[@oldmancycling7440]

I have the same motor in a Hyundai. It never goes anywhere near 9l/100km. You must have a leadfoot

[@d.mitchell8596]

Great to see the new channel Matt! Looking forward to upcoming reviews...

[@therightcar]

Thank you! Plenty to come!!

[@rachaelb5465]

Thanks for the review I'm considering buying one or the mg zst excite. I would love to see a review comparing the two

[@raylynch8419]

Thanks for this review. Informative and enjoyable.

[@therightcar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@enzogrande7300]

Great review. I was wondering though why you didn't list as a competitor?

[@buncha5651]

Just subscribed Matt your reviews are great informative and honest,The best thing is you don't see how fast they are in reverse.

[@therightcar]

Thanks!!

[@azarelpillay8538]

Stop being a hater🤣🤣🤣

[@annachung5294]

2024 seltos engine reliable like toyota rav4?

[@user-le3nb4hj8d]

Is it possible for you to make a comparison video between kia seltos and sportage? I am kind of confused about which car will be more valuable in terms of different aspects 😊

[@novtag9724]

Hey, Matt congratulations on your new channel. Big ups

[@therightcar]

Thank you mate!

[@Himmelblausyd]

Agree with you on a lot of your points. Test drove one and the speed sign detection was driving me crazy. It was detecting 40 in a school zone but it was outside school hours so was going mental when I was going 60. I’d be interested in seeing a review from you in the Skoda Kamiq. It’s what I ended up going for. It was a much more enjoyable drive, has wireless CarPlay and wireless Charing plus the fuel economy was much better.

[@therightcar]

Thanks! I have a Kamiq in the calendar - and good for you for getting one. Underrated car!

[@enzogrande7300]

Hi mate, what engine did you choose for the kamiq? I'm quite keen for it, but im worried the 1l to be too small. We are a family of three

[@tw2374]

Thank you, thank you, thank you, Matt, for calling out the stupid annoying self-righteous speed limit monitoring system on Kia/Hyundai @ 9:23! In fact, throw in the equally stupid intrusive and unsafe lane keeping assist, these are the worst tech in Kia/Hyundai, at least the worst calibrated. The fact that you cannot turn them off (ANCAP regulation?) or easily adjusted is a total deal breaker. It was the reason I sold my 22 Tucson. No way I’ll be buying another Kia/Hyundai until they get these tech sorted. Thanks mate for calling this out, feels like these are not being called out enough by reviewers. Love your work.

[@therightcar]

Thank you for commenting and thanks for your honesty. These systems need to tick the box for the crash test authorities, but who is it more important to please - the NCAPs of this world, or the people who spend their hard-earned money to buy one of your cars…! Cheers - you can count on me to call out the stuff others miss. Stay tuned!

[@wrigzzx]

Am I the only one who thinks the corolla cross is one of the ugliest cars on sale? I quite like the look of the corolla but the cross looks horrible. They did such a good job with the yaris cross

[@therightcar]

To me it looks like it should have come out in 2014 or so, and it would have appeared new and funky then.

[@kbling2946]

Totally agree! The Corolla Cross just looks like a slightly lifted wagon. We compared and ordered a new GT-Line

[@hayleyemma7953]

Hmm making me second guess my car pick. I was looking at the s model seltos as It'll be my first new car. I'm used to driving a 2001 Ute with 0 bells and whistles, so I don't need many fancy features. Just want a "small" car that can fit my greyhound comfortably. I'll definitely take it for a spin and get a feel for it!

[@therightcar]

Hey Hayley, I think the safety stuff could be frustrating for ANYONE, and the systems will take some getting used to. If you could find a pre-update model demo, they didn’t have the annoying beep beeping the facelift has. But if you’re buying a pre-facelift S, make sure it has the safety pack. Let me know how you go! Happy to help find a solution if the Kia isn’t your Right Car!

[@mitz.arellano]

I'm planning to buy a new car and your reviews are what I always find helpful. The way you deliver each car's unique description is excellent. I enjoy very much listening to you as you talk. Keep it up!

[@therightcar]

Thanks very much! Glad you’re finding my reviews helpful.

[@kevinchng2491]

Wow!!! 9.5L/100km is a shocking surprise for me. I ordered a Kia Seltos Sport+ last year, but I cancelled the order back in May-2023 because Kia dealership told me that my order hasn't even started production yet. I ended up buying the Nissan Qashqai 2023 ST-L in end May-2023. I watched your review on the qashqai too. Good review. Although my 'real-world' fuel consumption was about 8.7L/100km because my area is rather hilly.

[@therightcar]

Thanks for the comment - and good one!

[@bozienux]

Appreciate you showing what the back space would be like with a car seat!! Always hard to guess with these subcompact suv! Very informative, thank you!

[@therightcar]

Thank you for the feedback. It’s something I probably would have overlooked before I had a child - but it is really important, right?? 😎

[@bozienux]

@@therightcar IT IS!! A lot of times they look bigger than they are and no one goes car shopping with a car seat to check 😂

[@therightcar]

It’s the one tip I have. If you have a kid, take the seat and the pram. Or if you love riding bikes, take your bike!!

[@DonzLockz]

I would consider the 2L non turbo if it had the 8 speed auto. The CVT for me would be the deal-breaker but I'm keen on the 1.6L turbo variant on the GT. The The older 7 speed can be more responsive in sport mode I understand. The Bose sound system is another must for me. I imagine the speed sign detection system could hopefully be disabled by the dealer or by firmware/ software upgrade. Thanks for the comprehensive review. Cheers 🍻🤠

[@therightcar]

Thanks mate. Fair points! But the dealers cannot and will not touch the software on the safety systems - licences would be revoked if they were found to be touching the tech. It’s a global issue and the companies (Hyundai/Kia/Genesis) are working towards a solution. It won’t happen for a while though - they need to roll out a change to the system globally, and that takes a lot of paperwork.

[@0097King]

Great Review! Would love to see one on the 2023 Corolla Cross!

[@therightcar]

Coming very soon…! ❤️ thanks for the feedback

[@ashleighleung1769]

That speech limit detection would turn me off, too. Great review, Matt.

[@therightcar]

Thanks, Ash!

[@kapquidlat1122]

Thanks for posting this review. I am actually planning on buying a Seltos soon. Hopefully with Seltos 2024 the problem with beeps is no more?

[@mementomori29231]

No issues with 24 Seltos we test drove. The level 2 autonomous driving is best in the industry, you can set it and truly relax as it drives you around. None of the competition compares in space and storage, or the driver cockpit and driver assist capabilities.

[@buncha5651]

The only thing I like about the ASX is the mag wheels.

[@robertceroli3512]

You have the corrolla X a plug which doesn't need any air time as it's unavailable, unless your prepared to wait up to 2 year's and a certain percentage of buyers use them a s a mechanism to generate a profit flipper /scalpers should have given the Havel jolion hyb a mention it's competitive pricesd,it's available and look at the mechanical specs it sits all over the corrolla cross and before anyone bangs on about Toyota reliability the Havel isn't going back to the dealer in droves

[@therightcar]

Thanks for your thoughts, Robert. But I don’t really think the Jolion is at the same level. I’ll do a review of it soon.

[@luismarquez8065]

Just subscribed Matt can you please comment about the Mitsubishi Outlander SLe please. 2021 an update

[@therightcar]

Where are you based? We never got an SLe here in Australia?

[@rsg5850]

Tossing up between old kluger 2016 vs new cheaper Chinese suv with warranty. Got max $40k budget.. Better to go with tried and tested Toyota or better of getting the new warranty one? I do prefer large space & boot. Good to see you doing you're own gig. Subscribed!

[@therightcar]

Don’t want a wagon? Superb 2018-19 would be a good pick! But understand if European doesn’t instil confidence re reliability. I guess you get better safety tech included for a newer Chinese model. Like, significantly better tech, at least according to ANCAP. Plenty of the systems need finesse. MG seems to do it better than GWM as far as I’ve seen. Man there are so many options for $40k. My head is spinning!

[@rsg5850]

@@therightcar Idea for a new video: between old reliable flagship vs new cheaper suv with warranty?

[@kurts9085]

Great review Matt! Interesting on the 2L engine being your pick instead of the 1.6L turbo. I would have thought Kia was onto a winning combination esp with the 8 speed auto now. Whilst it can't compete with hybrid powertrains for efficiency it does run on 91 petrol and is perhaps the best petrol engine in it's class I would have thought? What type of driving did you do to achieve 9.xL/100km?

[@therightcar]

Thanks Kurt! I would choose the 2.0L and CVT because it’s a great powertrain - and considering the intent of the car, I think it just fits the car better. The turbo and auto is good - but it seems a bit overkill to me in a Seltos. It is a great engine but I think VW still does a better downsized turbo I was doing some urban and a fair bit of highway for that figure.

[@graantmnz]

we drove the 2ltr and bought the 1.6 turbo - its a much better performing engine ...and we wouldnt touch the horrible CVT that the 2ltr had...

[@rebeccasantillan9953]

Hey Matt. I have the original Sports + and after paying just on $34k for my 2019 the moment they were released, and driving it for the last 3 years, at that stage I couldn’t have justified the GT Line for a sun roof and BOSE and just the same I couldn’t justify the extra costs on upgraded Sports+! The variant I purchased was by far the best value and ooooft what a beautiful looking car on the road also. Am now looking at a GT Sportage though! 😅

[@therightcar]

Good stuff mate! Glad you’re happy with your pick. My only concern was really with the headlights, and it continues to be. Kia needs to get with the LED times, man!!

[@rebeccasantillan9953]

@@therightcar 10/10 it’s like how on earth can you NOT had LED. We grabbed a conversion kit for like $230 but tbh most people wouldn’t or couldn’t snap them in/out that easily! And to see these models without the extra thought when Kia know it’s a valid point sucks. I’ve got almost 60k on mine since March 2020 and I couldn’t fault her to be fair.

[@worrywart1311]

Matt, I hope your channel is successful but for heaven's sake please ditch that annoying "demented mosquito" noise between segments! Re the speed alert beeping, I recall another reviewer pointing out that if you press and hold one of the buttons for a few seconds it provides a direct short-cut to the screen for switching it off. Hope that helps. For me, the deal-breaker is the omission for Australia of the 360 degree camera available in some markets (which also provides blind-spot camera coverage when you press the turn indicators). As I'm past family-rearing age, that omission makes the Mazda CX-30 a more attractive proposition for me.

[@therightcar]

Thanks, Worrywart. The noise is actually part of a ploy. I’m aiming to change the sound to make it a game, so people try and guess what the sound is. The winner will get some merch or something! So, no, it’s not a demented mosquito. Yep I’ve seen that too, but it’s still two menus to turn the speed warning off each time you drive. Super frustrating and box-ticking at its worst to appease the safety goblins. As for 360 camera - check out my Nissan Qashqai vid coming next week. ST+ and above get a great screen with surround view camera. Bloody good car, too.

[@alexandrahowie5743]

@@therightcar I thought it was auto wing mirrors folding 😂

[@letsseeif]

Matt. You previously reviewed the 2024 Kia Picanto top model. Could you please do one the Picanto Sport. I've got plenty of money, but I've and got a wet finish Adventurous Green Sport Picanto order on the strength of your review.

[@therightcar]

Hey mate - that’s great to hear. But if you’ve got plenty of money why are you buying a Picanto? I probably won’t do a Picanto Sport review - too many other cars!!

[@letsseeif]

@@therightcar I just want a comfy ride for shopping. p.s. I could buy the whole dealership but I choose the comfy ride. p.p.s. Our first car is much bigger and posher.

[@ma77mc]

This was top of the list as a new car for my 60 year old mother but I’m currently renting one and it’s now off the list completely, speed sign recognition drives me insane and fuel economy sucks, I’ve just driven 560km on the highway and only managed 7.6 despite being in eco and using radar cruise the whole way.

[@johnnyboydianno]

I have a 2023 KIA seltos lx awd here in Canada loving this vehicle

[@therightcar]

Glad you’re loving it!

[@terrycampbell2037]

Can you turn off any of the saftey features?

[@sungminlee4491]

If you want 1.6L Turbo, only option is Sport+ or GT-Line in AWD... Can't we take 1.6L Turbo on 2WD like Korean domestic version?

[@therightcar]

If only. But Kia Australia has decided the high grades get the turbo.

[@vyhoang876]

Australia has 1.6L Turbo on 2WD for both Sport+ and GT line but the transmission is CVT

[@bucknakedbullfrog]

I agree with you on the 2 liter motor.

[@therightcar]

Thanks! It's a goodn.

[@johnvandeven2188]

I seriously cannot purchase any vehicle with a CVT transmission. I really like the look and technology behind the Seltos. With 146kw it is far, far more powerful than the Corolla Cross. I bought the Seltos for this power advantage and that it has an 8 speed regular automatic. I understand you decision towards the base CVT model but that's not for me. Only issue I have is the wait. I must wait until October 2023 to acquire my new ride.

[@therightcar]

I hope you love it!

[@kbling2946]

Great review! Now I know it’s not revolutionary but why has no one in Reviewed the ‘23 RAV4 Hybrid??

[@therightcar]

Thanks! No-one has a 2023 model yet. Press models arriving in March, I believe. Stay tuned!

[@kbling2946]

@@therightcar you mean the press doesn’t have the 23 model I’m assuming. The ‘23 model is well and truely out there on our roads. Every RAV built Nov ‘22 onwards is ‘23 spec.

[@Harrychambers1]

The sad thing is that there a small but rapidly growing industry dedicated to allowing owners to get into their car's software and permanently disable safety systems. One of our cars is a Stinger and I won't drive it unless the lane keeping warning has been turned off - like this car it's a three level dive into the menus every time you restart. Drives me crazy :-(

[@therightcar]

Is it sad? If it fixes something you perceive as a fault, then it’s not a bad thing is it? Why should you keep driving a car that annoys you, if you can make it not annoy you? I understand the fact that these systems can be extremely effective in adverse situations. But if it’s so hard to choose how you want to drive the car, then it’s a problem. A few other people have said the same. Just to be 100 per cent clear - I don’t condone killing safety tech. It’s there for a reason. But it can also be really rubbish.

[@Harrychambers1]

@@therightcar Thanks for the reply, Matt. I think it’s sad on two fronts. Firstly, the fact that ANCAP and similar bodies are now justifying their existence by imposing ever greater requirements on manufacturers in order to obtain a “5 star” safety rating to the point where utility of the vehicle is compromised. And secondly, we are going to develop a culture where it becomes OK to disable safety systems. If you do knowingly disable a safety system and someone is killed or injured as a result there is a good argument that you may bear some legal responsibility.

[@IamMaximumFury]

Can anyone confirm if you can remove the cargo cover in the back?

[@therightcar]

Yep. You can.

[@orangejuicepony6881]

The best thing about this channel is there is no 45 min series of videos about the Ford Ranger, including reverse speed, and how hard it’s soft bits are 😂

[@therightcar]

No 45 min vids here. Aiming for 11-15 per vid. Some may fall outside those guides but I want to waste people’s time but I do want to tell people what they need to know.

[@351tgv]

Matt has been producing great video content since he started at Car Advice way back in 2015, he then went to Carsguide and was far and away the beat reviewer they had and now here doing his own content for his channel. Far and away one of the better reviewers out there.

[@flowaus]

Guessing you already know, but no fuel consumption figures made it to the screen at 10:27. Great video. Thanks

[@therightcar]

Missed it. Damn!! 7.4L/100km is the number.

[@vids940]

Great review, Matt! That feature would drive me insane 🤯

[@therightcar]

I was actually fine handing this car back. So annoying when brands don’t think about the integration or ease of use of these safety items.

[@GlowingTube]

Only the GT Line is worth going for but the pricing is crazy

[@sebring099]

Another great review. I would buy the Corolla Cross.

[@therightcar]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@robertceroli3512]

What if you can't wait 18 months

[@mindfreeze0838]

Isnt ADAS and its annoying beeps the best reason to spend all that money?that 2l is sluggish and thirsty , at least in the previous gen(since Kia/Hyundai are turning into the Apple phone of cars where you get a new model every year) was just last year. If I was looking in this segment i would get the S Cross, yes the trunk is 3l down but it has two levels and detachable sides to load wider items or store large bottles. Plus the fuel economy is better, it has paddles and is a better car to drive.

[@yoyo57575757]

Disappointed that does not have dual zone air con. Also bug with the turn off speed alert is a show stopper for me.

[@therightcar]

Well put.

[@ronsanchez4366]

Own the 23 Nightfall its nice drive a 21 Hyundia Sonata Hybrid I notice the power difference but its still nice

[@therightcar]

Good one!

[@jasonalexander7434]

what do think of this vs the new Qashqai?

[@therightcar]

Let me come back to you soon. Driving new Qashqai this week. Video coming, too!!

[@applerider4205]

I bought a '23 Seltos. I love the very refined ride and youthful design. The Kia Seltos is the ultimate compact SUV. 👍

[@therightcar]

Wow. You sound very happy with it.

[@pinponlanda6161]

I have 2023 seltos and we don't have that problem with the speed limit in the U S A.

[@therightcar]

You're lucky. It's a thing implemented for Euro NCAP (and therefore ANCAP in the Asia Pacific) for safety tech. We get that as part of the tech bundle. You don't. You lucky bugger.

[@Shockiiie247]

Urban City setting ( Seltos) 2.0 Engine CVT power is more than enough. I drive 2.0 just the perfect car to drive in Korea.

[@cainestadler9414]

Excellent review.

[@therightcar]

Thanks!

[@johnnumbat9782]

Thanks Matt - this car is a bit too eccentric for me and those intrusive warning chimes would probable be worse than those folk who don’t turn off the iPhone clicks when typing ☹️ - anything with a CVT or electronic parking brake is a deal breaker for me - torque converters may use more fuel and power but they’re generally a better drive especially when you need to test them on steep inclines - interestingly the front KIA badged is on the bonnet leaving a more pleasing grill shape compared to the old one with the weird indent on the top (always looked cheap and unfinished) I would only buy a second hand pre CVT Subaru Forester or RAV 4 now.

[@therightcar]

Sounds like you’ve got your mind made up!

[@johnnumbat9782]

@@therightcar yes Matt I made my mind up a decade ago but I base my decision on fact and experience not opinion - good on you for providing a refreshingly independent review as does JC - just that there’s wait too much technology interference some good some bad - some folk have a huge wedding ceremony and forget there’s a marriage attached - the same when you buy a new car you’re hoping the dealer’s service culture will be good and honourable but we know that’s rare - just another aspect of owning a car - I can honestly say that from experience with Toyota and Subaru that has been very positive over the years just a pity they’ve gone with the awful CVT.

[@peterpanousis8458]

Seems like a nice enough car but Kia are on the nose these days with their engine issues. Your new channel is looking great Matt. Best of luck.

[@therightcar]

Thanks mate!

[@maxd4968]

I pretty sure that has been ironed out now

[@proffessorjj]

I have Seltos 2023 Front-wheel drive Non-Turbo engine. Much better and faster. Urban City move is probably best bet.

[@therightcar]

I hope you’re enjoying it!

[@zedone8253]

Wtf you can’t turn off lane assist ?????

[@therightcar]

You can. It’s just annoying.

[@galacticgorillaaah]

I've just picked up my new Seltos Sport+ and I must say, the speed warning is absolutely INFURIATING. As it is camera based (sees the road signs), it believes the 40km school zones are permanent speed limits and will beep at you incessantly on weekends and after school hours if you do over 40km in a school zone. The fact that this audible warning is on by default, and the only way to turn it off is through navigating laboriously through the menu on the info system to turn it off EVERY TIME YOU DRIVE, makes this just the most ridiculously annoying feature. If I'd known about the school zone thing, I would not have bought this car. Now considering selling and going to a Honda HRV. At least Mitsubishi got it right by not beeping, but simply flashing the speed limit on the dash if you go over. KIA NEED TO CHANGE THIS FEATURE.

[@therightcar]

Hopefully they can perform some kind of masking upgrade for it. It’s untenable, clearly.

[@galacticgorillaaah]

@@therightcar Hope so!! Yes I was in a car park today that must have been signed 10kph and then exited onto the street. The car thought it was still a 10kph zone...... commence the beeps. Also, the car beeps at you every time the camera picks up a change in speed limit. So insane

[@kingrigdig1585]

Don’t speed don’t break the law lol jk (it sounds annoying)

[@DaniilBalkans-jh2rw]

I stick to the legal speed limits & so I never hear warning beeps🙄?. What's wrong with you, of course it gives warning beeps when you break the law & speed over the speed limits??. Your lucky it just beeps & doesn't actually cut power to the engine to get you to slow down😂?. Maybe they need to start putting in speeding kill switches in all new cars?.

[@galacticgorillaaah]

@@DaniilBalkans-jh2rw you obviously didn't read or understand my comment. It isn't able to discern the time of day so it thinks the school zones are 24/7, not just a couple of hours during school drop-off and pickup times. Also yes I'm sure you never ever accidentally go a couple of KMs over the limit, you must be so amazing. It also beeps every single time it sees a speed limit sign which is super annoying. Move on champ

[@bennywks]

The front grill looks awful , but overall is very competitive 🤔

[@therightcar]

You prefer the pre-facelift? I don’t mind this one but the halogen lights look dumb. The GT-Line model with the integrated LEDs in the grille is cool, right?

[@lukearmstrong5608]

I would never pick an ASX 😂

[@therightcar]

Haha! I know, I wouldn’t either, but that hasn’t stopped Mitsubishi selling tens of thousands of them for more than a decade.

[@applesauceawesome]

Kia has really upped their game and made some amazing cars with great styling, great features and great tech. This however...is not one of them

[@therightcar]

Ha!

[@thndercat1]

Mazda CCC-30

[@therightcar]

CX-30? Good car. Back seat and boot are too small though.

[@buncha5651]

I would buy the GT Line with 1.6 turbo and a real auto transmission wouldn't consider anything with CVT or DCT. The main reason I wouldn't buy it is FAKE LEATHER SEATS .

[@therightcar]

The price doesn’t scare you away?

[@buncha5651]

@@therightcar Not if I really wanted one. But the GWM Tank 300 would get my money if I was looking to buy.

[@vvjp5732]

The steering is my favourite part of the Seltos. It's responsive and sporty. If you want a mum car, this is not for you.

[@therightcar]

Hey, some mums like sporty steering.

[@raeferwilson2599]

Beeps don't bother me in the least

[@therightcar]

You deaf?

[@Tuesdayb2008]

All Ute stuff al

[@miguelgonzales8879]

If you want more subscribers you need to convert all to US units.

[@therightcar]

Thanks for the thought!

[@Gearshifta]

Lol.

[@rossawood5075]

Considering these reviews are generally aimed at the Australian and New Zealand market, A $ are appropriate, other than the glaring obvious difference of right hand drive, there are variations in most vehicles in different markets, some Australian supplied brands have suspension tuning variations to the NA market for one. Jus sayin'

[@dilligaf2984]

Paul Maric is the best reviewer on the internet, ore concise, more profesional. And another thing, as a motor mechanic for over 50 years, I know what a good car is, the seltos is a good car, Matt's advice I take with a grain of salt. It's another thing to talk about a car, anybody can do that, when you have worked on thousands of cars like I have over the years. Matt has no idea.

[@therightcar]

No point in the review did I say this is a bad car. I said it has some stupid technology and it’s actually very good car in a lot of ways. You’re welcome to go and watch Paul’s stuff if you love it so much. I don’t need this kind of bad vibe in my community.

[@dilligaf2984]

@@therightcar Settle down pork chop. You gen X can't handle some criticism? World full of soft pootses