Kia Stinger specifications: All the details

The Kia Stinger is a five-door, five-seater, high-performance fastback that comes in four grades: the 200S, GT-Line, 330S and GT.

The 2023 Kia Stinger specifications, from an engineering perspective, have changed very little from the specs of the car which was launched in 2017.

Two engines are available for the Stinger, both are turbo petrols: a 182kW/353Nm 2.0-litre four cylinder; and a 274kW/510Nm 3.3-litre V6 motor. All Stingers are rear-wheel drive with an eight-speed automatic transmission.

Combined fuel economy ranges from 8.8L/100km with 2.0-litre engine to 10.2L/100km for the 3.3-litre engine.

The fuel tank size is 60L and only regular unleaded is required.

Measuring 4830mm, 1400mm tall and 1870mm wide the Stinger has a 2905mm wheelbase, and 130mm of ground clearance.

Wheel sizes range from 18-inches in the 200S and 330S to 19-inches in the GT-Line and GT. Tyres sizes for the 200S and 330S are 225/45 R18, while the GT-Line and GT have a staggered 225/40 R19 (front) and 255/45/R19 (rear) layout.

Combined fuel economy ranges from 8.8L/100km to 10.2L/100km.

Brakes for the 200S and 330S are 320mm ventilated discs on the front and 314mm solid rear discs.

Brakes for the GT-Line and GT are 350mm ventilated discs at the front with four piston Brembo calipers and 340mm rear disc brakes with two piston Brembo calipers.

The Stinger has McPherson strut suspension in the front and a multilink (five-link) rear suspension set-up. 

The turning circle for all Stingers is 11.2m. 

All grades come standard with a 10.25-inch media display in the cabin.

The Stinger’s weight ranges from 1720kg for the 200S and 330S to 1793kg for the GT-Line and GT.

All grades come standard with a 10.25-inch media display in the cabin.

The two lower grades have synthetic leather seats with a power-adjustable driver's seat while the upper grades have real leather upholstery with power front seats. 

The 200S and 330S have a six-speaker stereo while the GT-Line and GT come with a 15-speaker Harman Kardon stereo.

The two lower grades have synthetic leather seats while the upper grades have real leather upholstery.

Safety features include AEB which can detect vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists, lane keeping assistance, and there’s rear cross-traffic alert and blind-spot warning on the GT and GT-Line, as well.

All Stingers have LED headlights and LED tail-lights.

The Stinger has two types of grille design: the 200S and 330S have a satin finish grille, while the GT and GT-Line have a dark-chrome grille design. 

There are six body colours available for the Stinger (with availability varying by model grade) - 'Ceramic Grey', 'Snow White Pearl', 'Deep Chroma Blue', 'Hichroma Red', 'Panthera Metal' and 'Aurora Black'. 

In late 2022 Kia announced that the Stinger would be discontinued while also launching a Tribute Edition. A Carbon Edition was released in Australia in 2019.