2022 Kia K5 Trims & Specs

Not only has Kia built a stunning midsize sedan in the new K5, but it has been priced appealingly, too. The base LX begins at an MSRP of $23,490, undercutting the Honda Accord and the Toyota Camry. The LXS costs $24,490, the GT-Line is $25,390, and the EX goes for $27,990. Topping the range is the GT at $30,490, which is several thousand dollars less than the fully loaded Accord or Camry costs. On the LXS, upgrading from FWD to AWD adds $2,100 but also includes heated seats, while the GT-Line can be had with AWD for an additional $3,700, but also adds the Premium Package. All of these prices exclude tax, licensing, registration costs, and Kia's $965 destination.

The LX has the fewest number of options on offer, with the most notable individual upgrades being remote start for $450 and an electrochromic mirror with HomeLink for $350. On the LXS, the major available upgrade is AWD which is bundled with heated front seats for $2,100. The mid-range GT-Line offers much more, with the GT-Line AWD Special Edition Package adding a larger 10.25-inch touchscreen, navigation, highway driving assist and more for $800. However, this does require upgrading to the AWD & Premium Package for $3,700 as well. If you don't need AWD, the GT-Line's Premium Package on its own goes for $1,600 and equips full LED headlights, a panoramic sunroof, LED interior lighting, wireless phone charging, and smart cruise control. On the EX, the EX Premium Package costs $3,400 and includes the bigger touchscreen, navigation, a 12-speaker Bose sound system, and much more. The powerful GT can be upgraded with the $4,000 GT1 Package with highlights like ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and the Bose sound system.