Aside from the badge, you’ll be able to spot the 2021 Kia Cerato by its redesigned grille that now stretches across the small car’s face to connect the new slimmed-down headlights. The rear-end styling of the hatch remains the same – again, except for the new corporate logo – but the sedan picks up new tail-lights, a fresh boot lid and redesigned bumper. Pri...

As the tortoise taught the hare - slow and steady wins the race. Kia has been making slow but steady upwards progress on the sales charts ever since it introduced its industry-leading seven-year warranty in 2014. Back then Kia was very much Hyundai’s younger sibling, sitting well outside the top 10 brands in sales. Fast forward to 2021 and Kia finished May i...

We're fans of the Kia Cerato range here at Drive. It also appears that the Australian market shares the same sentiment given that it was one of the top 10 best-selling cars of 2020. For 2021, the brand has given its small car a midlife update, which we had the pleasure of sampling on a quick drive through the Southern Highlands and South Coast districts of N...

Small car sales aren’t setting the world on fire these days, but the facelifted fourth-generation Kia Cerato is one of the most important vehicles in the brand’s line-up right now. Not just for the fact the Cerato became the most successful Kia model earlier this year after notching up more than 155,000 sales since launching in 2003; it’s also the first mode...

Price as tested: $36,525.60Fuel this month: 186km @ 12.3L/100km One of the privileges of a comms director for an auto publisher is the occasional chance to drive the latest in automotive engineering. Over the years I’ve driven a plethora of different vehicles – micro passenger cars, big utes, commercial vans, high-performance sportscars and everything in be...