Kia Ceed

The Kia Ceed (previously known as the Kia cee'd) is a compact car manufactured by the South Korean manufacturer Kia since 2006. Primarily aimed at the European market, its design and development were largely carried out in Europe. The name "Ceed" originally stood for "Community of Europe, with European Design," reflecting Kia's focus on European consumers. The apostrophe was later removed.

The Ceed is available in various body styles, including a five-door hatchback, a station wagon (Ceed Sportswagon), and a shooting brake (ProCeed). It represents a significant model for Kia in Europe, competing in the highly competitive compact car segment.

The Ceed has undergone multiple generations, each bringing improvements in design, technology, and engine options. Engine choices typically include petrol and diesel options, often with turbocharged variants. Newer generations have also introduced hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains.

The Ceed aims to offer a combination of practicality, value for money, and modern features, appealing to a broad range of customers looking for a reliable and well-equipped compact car. It is typically equipped with various safety features and driver-assistance systems.