New Kia Soul

Price and Trim Level

Elevate your driving experience with the all-new 2025 Kia Soul, now available at Phil Long Kia in Colorado Springs! While the new model comes with a minor price increase over the 2024 version, Kia has packed in even more value. Introducing the "Soulmate" Special Edition trim, a brand-new addition to the lineup that promises to enhance your journey with exclusive features and stylish upgrades. You'll still find all your favorite trims from the 2024 model, now with the added excitement of the 2025 enhancements. Don't miss out on this perfect blend of innovation, style, and performance. Visit Phil Long Kia today to discover the exceptional 2025 Kia Soul and take it for a test drive. Your dream car is waiting for you!

• LX - $21,665*
• S - $24,165*
• GT-Line - $25,265*
• EX - $25,965
• Soulmate Edition - $26,965*

Exterior & Colors

With over 10 vibrant color options for the all-new Kia Soul, there's ample opportunity for customization to perfectly match your preferences and style.

• Gravity Gray
• Steel Gray
• Snow White Pearl
• Fusion Black
• Inferno red
• Mars Orange
• Surf Blue
• Clear White w/ Fusion Black Roof
• Surf Blue w/ Fusion Black Roof
• Inferno Red w/ Fusion Black Roof

Interior Design & Seating

The Soul's upright body delivers a spacious interior with ample room for passengers and cargo. Kia designers have added a youthful flair to match the Soul's fashion-forward exterior, featuring textured door-panel inserts and colorful trim. The model boasts additional features such as ambient lighting, a smartphone charging pad, a head-up display, push-button ignition with keyless entry, and heated seats and steering wheel. Customization is highly encouraged, with two-tone paint options and a variety of interior color schemes available. The tall-roofed Soul offers significant cargo space, accommodating seven carry-on suitcases, and with the rear seats folded (though not completely flat), it can fit up to 20 cases.

Infotainment, Cargo & Features

The Kia Soul's upright body offers a spacious interior with ample room for both passengers and cargo. Kia designers have infused the interior with a youthful and cheeky vibe to match the Soul's fashion-forward exterior, featuring textured door-panel inserts and colorful trim. Additional features include ambient lighting, a smartphone charging pad, a head-up display, push-button ignition with keyless entry, and heated seats and steering wheel. Kia provides a range of customization options, with two-tone paint choices and various interior color schemes. In the cargo area, the tall-roofed Soul accommodates seven carry-on suitcases, and with the rear seats folded (though not completely flat), it can fit 20 cases. In comparison, the Venue, with a smaller cargo hold and tighter rear seat space, fits just four carry-on suitcases behind the rear seat and 17 with the seats down.

Engine, Drivetrain, & Suspension 

Equipped with a 147-hp 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, the Kia Soul pairs seamlessly with a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) and front-wheel drive. While handling may not be razor-sharp, the Soul is designed for a comfortable ride rather than sports car agility. It delivers a pleasant driving experience with just enough character to keep every journey engaging.

Performance & MPG

The Soul boasts an impressive EPA rating, reaching up to 35 mpg for highway driving and 27 mpg in the city, remarkable for its unique boxy design. In comparison, the Chevrolet Trax and Hyundai Venue, its key competitors, offer similar highway efficiency but surpass the Soul in city driving, with ratings of 28 and 30 mpg, respectively. 

Safety Features

The base Soul from Kia comes equipped with several standard driver-assistance features, with additional options available on the S model and higher trims. For comprehensive information on the Soul's crash-test results, refer to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) websites. Key safety features include:

• Standard forward-collision warning with automated emergency braking
• Standard lane-departure warning with lane-keeping assist
• Available blind-spot monitoring and automatic high-beam headlamps

Closing Overview

Every model is equipped with a 147-hp four-cylinder engine, a continuously variable automatic transmission, and front-wheel drive. All-wheel drive is not available, but those who are satisfied with the Soul's front-drive setup will enjoy substantial savings compared to all-wheel drive versions of competitors like the Chevrolet Trailblazer and Kia Seltos. Additionally, a good set of snow tires can provide excellent winter performance. Kia enhances the Soul's value by including numerous standard features, such as driver-assistance technology, and offers a variety of upgrades and styling options for personalization.