2015 Kia Cadenza

About the 2015 Kia Cadenza

It stands out in any company. A powerful, eye-catching statement that artfully fuses luxury, performance, and technology into one expectation-defying package. Striking the balance between bold and timeless, the Cadenza—from LED positioning lights to dual integrated exhaust pipes to power-folding outside mirrors—reflects Kia's devotion to sleek style and refined detail. Reveal the road ahead at night. The available High-Intensity Discharge (HID) Headlights feature Dynamic Bending Light that adjusts the headlamps based on steering angle, speed, and body pitch—thoughtfully shining light where it's needed most.

Interior

The Cadenza's spacious interior has been tastefully appointed—from a heated steering wheel to the available Nappa Leather Seat Trim. Add in engineering innovations that help reduce noise and vibration, and the interior offers a true luxury: a break from the outside world. It's the sunroof everyone can enjoy—the Cadenza's available Panoramic Sunroof adds an open-air feeling to an already roomy cabin. And, when you've had enough sun, a power-adjustable shade blocks 100% of light. Heated front seats, and available heated rear outboard seats, can help keep everyone comfortable in colder conditions. And on a hot day, the available ventilated front seats can circulate air through seat perforations to provide an added level of relief.

Technology

Surpassing expectations is standard. The Cadenza arrives packed with an enviable list of available technology, including Voice Command Navigation, Keyless Entry, and a Back-Up Warning System. UVO eServices with Navigation allows you to use your voice and compatible smartphone to access advanced infotainment and telematics features. Connect with Enhanced Roadside Assistance. Use Google Maps™ to transfer locations to your UVO system. Or perform vehicle diagnostics checks. And there are no subscription fees. One of the many standard advanced technology features, the Rear-Camera Display lets you back up with confidence. Shift into reverse, and the display helps you see objects behind the car that might not otherwise be visible.