The Kia Soul drives into the 2020 model year with redesigned looks, and updated base engine, and more features for the price. But through all the updates, the 2020 Kia Soul still maintains its unique personality and surprisingly spacious interior that blows the competition away!

The 2020 Kia Soul at a Glance Passengers: 5 Drivetrain: AWD Trims: LX, S, GT-Line, X-Line, EX, GT-Line Turbo Safety: smart cruise, driver attention warning, and a head-up display Technology: wireless charging, premium audio and speaker lights, and Apple CarPlay™/Android Auto™ Performance: 2 engines

Seating: the Kia Soul comfortably fits five passengers, and if you do a lot of commuting around New Bedford you can settle in with the available 10-way power-adjusting seats. For more refinement, you can get a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, and the top trim offers faux-leather SOFINO seating.

Drivetrain: the Soul's base trim has a 6-speed manual transmission and available Intelligent Variable Automatic Transmission. The rest come in the automatic setup. Like many of its competitors, the Soul is only available in FWD, but with the right set of snow tires you can get through Swansea winters with ease!

Safety: Soul shoppers can choose from a variety of advanced safety features across the trim lineup. We like the smart cruise control for easier highway driving, the driver attention alert that lets you know if you seem drowsy or distracted as you travel around Plymouth, and on the top trim there's a standard head-up display that shows important information on your windshield.

Technology: the Soul is known for being a fun car, so that means you'll get a ton tech. All trims have a standard touchscreen, as well as Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™. You can also get an available charging pad to help you cut down on the cords. If you love music, there's an available premium audio system by Harman and Kardon, and to make the system stand out even more there's speaker lights with several color themes. Get ready to impress passengers with your playlist and the 'light show'.

Performance: most of the Soul trims have a 2.0L with 147 horsepower. That's a big improvement on last generation's 130-horsepower base engine. The top GT-Line Turbo packs a bigger punch with the 1.6L Turbo GDI that pushes out 201 horsepower; get ready for an exhilarating ride around Raynham.

If you're ready to get behind the wheel of hatchback that has long been okay with going against the grain, stop into our Dartmouth dealership at your earliest convenience to test drive the 2020 Kia Soul!