New & Used Kia Sorento for Sale in Atlanta, GA
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Shop the Kia Sorento by condition and powertrain
Each link below opens live Nalley inventory for that version of the Sorento — no third-party listings, no dead ends. Three-row stock turns over quickly, so if a version is empty today it is worth checking back.
Interior space and cargo room
You get three rows here, but it is not so big that you cannot park it. The front and second rows are comfortable, and the third row is there for the days you need the extra seats. Behind that third row there is 12.6 cubic feet, which handles the everyday stuff — a grocery run with all seven seats up.
Fold the back row down and you have a lot more. Drop the second row too and you are at 75.5 cubic feet, so a bike or a big hardware-store haul is not a problem. On the nicer trims you can swap the second-row bench for captain’s chairs, which makes it a six-seater and gives everyone a walk-through path to the back.
Kia Sorento specs and features
The short version on the current Sorento:
- Standard engine: 2.5-litre four-cylinder — 191 horsepower and 181 lb-ft of torque, on the LX and S
- Available engine: turbocharged 2.5-litre four-cylinder — 281 horsepower and 311 lb-ft, from the EX up
- Hybrid: 1.6-litre turbo hybrid — 227 combined horsepower, rated 37 mpg combined in front-drive form
- Transmission: 8-speed automatic on the standard engine, 8-speed dual-clutch on the turbo
- Drivetrain: front-wheel drive, with all-wheel drive available across the lineup
- Seating: seven, or six with the captain’s chairs
- Cargo: 12.6 cubic feet behind the third row, up to 75.5 with the rear rows folded
- Towing: 2,000 lbs on the 2.5-litre and on a turbo without the towing package, 3,500 lbs with the package, and up to 4,500 lbs on a properly equipped all-wheel-drive turbo
- Fuel economy: up to 24 city and 29 highway on the front-drive 2.5-litre, a bit less with all-wheel drive or the turbo
- Warranty: 10 years or 100,000 miles on the powertrain for the original owner, 5 years or 60,000 on the basic
Figures are manufacturer/EPA estimates and vary by model year, trim, and configuration. Check the window sticker on the specific vehicle before towing anything.
Technology and safety
The inside feels nicer than the sticker suggests. You can get two 12.3-inch curved screens side by side, one for the gauges and one for everything else, plus wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and enough USB ports that nobody is arguing over a charger. Higher trims add a 10-way power driver’s seat, heated and cooled front seats, a panoramic sunroof, a power liftgate for when your hands are full, a 12-speaker Bose stereo, and wireless charging. Kia Connect handles over-the-air updates and lets you start it from your phone.
Kia does not hold the safety gear back for the expensive trims. Every Sorento comes with automatic emergency braking that watches for people and bikes, lane keeping, and a driver attention warning. Move up a trim and you add blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert. The top trims add Highway Driving Assist for road trips, adaptive cruise that works in stop-and-go, and a camera that shows all four sides when you are squeezing into a spot. The 2026 Sorento is an IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+, though that award applies only to vehicles built after September 2025 — worth checking the build date on a used one rather than assuming it carries over.
Compare Kia Sorento trim levels
There is a Sorento for pretty much anybody. LX is the cheap one and still comes with more than most base SUVs. S is where a lot of people end up, since it adds comfort features and you can still get all-wheel drive without going all the way to the top. EX is where the turbo shows up, along with nicer materials and a power driver’s seat. SX and SX Prestige pile on the bigger screens and the Bose stereo. The X-Line and X-Pro builds are for people who actually leave the pavement, with more ground clearance, Terrain Mode, and skid plates.
The price climbs a fair bit from an LX to a loaded X-Pro, so it is worth being honest about what you will use. The thing is, the base Sorento has the same three rows and the same warranty as the pricey ones, so the extra money mostly buys power, comfort, and off-road hardware, not the basics. All-wheel drive costs a little more up front and earns it the first time the road turns slick. There is also a plug-in hybrid version of the Sorento; we do not have one in stock right now, so ask us to watch for one if that is what you are after.
Should you buy a new or used Kia Sorento?
Buy new and every mile is yours, plus Kia’s warranty — 10 years or 100,000 miles on the powertrain, which still beats about everybody. That coverage moves a lot of new ones by itself. But used is worth a hard look: the Sorento holds up, and a cared-for one still feels solid after plenty of miles, so a clean used one saves real money without giving up much.
One thing to know before you shop used, because a lot of sites get it wrong. The 10-year / 100,000-mile powertrain warranty is an original-owner benefit. Buy a used Sorento from a private seller and the powertrain coverage you inherit is 5 years / 60,000 miles from the original in-service date. A Kia Certified Pre-Owned Sorento is the exception: it carries a 10-year / 100,000-mile CPO powertrain warranty measured from that original in-service date, which is most of the reason to pay the CPO premium. Every used Sorento we sell gets gone over before it goes up for sale.
Buy your Kia Sorento online
Buying a Sorento through Nalley puts you in control of the whole process from home. Browse live inventory where every listing carries real photos, VIN details, mileage, trim, and an upfront price. Once you find the right one, value your trade, calculate a monthly payment, apply for financing, and arrange delivery or pickup in a few clicks. Our finance team works with a large network of lenders, so a pre-approval takes minutes whether your credit is excellent or rebuilding. A trade-in lowers the amount you finance, and in Georgia it can reduce the taxable amount on the vehicle you are buying. Eligible online purchases include a 7-day / 1,000-mile return — no restocking fee.
How the Sorento compares
Most Sorento shoppers cross-shop it against the Toyota Highlander, Honda Pilot, and Hyundai Palisade — and against Kia’s own Telluride a size up. The Sorento’s pitch is that it fits three rows into a footprint you can still park downtown, and that it offers a hybrid the Telluride only just added. If you need the third row to seat adults regularly rather than occasionally, look at the Telluride instead.
Why buy your Kia Sorento from Nalley
Nalley has served Georgia drivers since 1918, and the reputation rests on honest pricing, dependable service, and support that continues long after you drive off. Buying a Sorento here gives you access to factory-trained technicians using genuine Kia parts, convenient service scheduling, and competitive service pricing. A large inventory means real choice, and a transparent, no-haggle process means you always know where you stand — from the first click to the final signature and every oil change after.
Shopping a different Kia? We keep dedicated pages for the Telluride, the Sportage, the Seltos, the Carnival, the Niro, the Soul, the K4, and the K5.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Kia Sorento come with all-wheel drive?
Yes, and you can get it on any trim, so you are not forced up to the top just to have it. The off-road X-Line and X-Pro builds add Terrain Mode on top of it. If you deal with snow, rain, or gravel roads, it is worth having. Browse Sorento models with AWD to see what is in stock.
How much horsepower does the Kia Sorento have?
The standard 2.5-litre four-cylinder makes 191 horsepower and 181 lb-ft of torque, and it is what the LX and S run. Go with the turbo from the EX up and you get 281 horsepower and 311 lb-ft through a quick 8-speed dual-clutch. There is also a hybrid making 227 combined horsepower if mileage matters more than acceleration.
How many people does the Kia Sorento seat?
Seven with the regular second-row bench, or six if you take the captain’s chairs on the higher trims. Either way it is three rows, which is more than most SUVs of this size give you. If the third row needs to carry adults regularly rather than occasionally, step up to the Telluride.
How much can a Kia Sorento tow?
It depends on which one, and the number gets quoted without its conditions constantly. The 191-hp 2.5-litre in the LX and S is rated 2,000 lbs. The 281-hp turbo is also 2,000 lbs until you add the towing package, which takes it to 3,500 lbs, and a properly equipped all-wheel-drive turbo reaches 4,500 lbs. So the headline figure belongs to a specific build, not to every Sorento — check the window sticker on the actual vehicle before you hitch anything to it.
How much cargo room does the Kia Sorento have?
There is 12.6 cubic feet behind the third row, enough for a grocery run with all seven seats up. Fold the third and second rows down and it opens to 75.5 cubic feet, plenty for a bike or a trip’s worth of bags.
Is the Kia Sorento good on gas?
It is decent for a three-row. The front-drive 2.5-litre is rated up to about 24 city and 29 highway. Add all-wheel drive or the turbo and you give up a couple of miles per gallon for the traction or the power. The Sorento Hybrid is rated 37 mpg combined in front-drive form, which is the one to look at if fuel cost is the deciding factor. Figures are EPA estimates and vary by configuration.
Is there a plug-in hybrid Kia Sorento?
Kia builds one, but we do not have a Sorento Plug-In Hybrid in stock at the moment, so there is no link here that would send you to an empty page. Tell us what you are after and we will watch for one. In the meantime the Sorento Hybrid covers most of the same ground without needing a charger, and our luxury SUV comparison breaks down what a plug-in actually saves in Atlanta.
Is the Kia Sorento a safe SUV?
The 2026 Sorento is an IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+, the institute’s higher award. One condition comes with it: the award applies only to vehicles built after September 2025, so an earlier build of the same model year does not carry it, and neither do the older used ones on this page. Every Sorento, new or used, has automatic emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist detection, lane keeping, and a driver attention warning as standard.
Is a used Kia Sorento worth buying?
Yes, with one thing to get straight first. The Sorento holds up well, so a cared-for used one still feels solid down the road. But Kia’s headline 10-year / 100,000-mile powertrain warranty belongs to the original owner — as a second owner you inherit 5 years / 60,000 miles from the original in-service date. A Certified Pre-Owned Sorento is the exception, carrying 10 years / 100,000 miles of CPO powertrain coverage from that same date. Every used Sorento we sell gets checked over first. Browse used Sorento inventory.
Should I buy the Sorento or the Telluride?
The Sorento is the smaller and less expensive of the two, and it is the easier one to park and to pay for. The Telluride is a size up, with a third row adults can actually use, more cargo behind it, and up to eight seats. If the third row is occasional-use and your street is tight, the Sorento is the pick. If it carries people every day, spend up.
How much does a new Kia Sorento cost at Nalley in Atlanta?
Pricing varies by trim, drivetrain, options, and current promotions — the LX sits at the accessible end and a loaded X-Pro at the top. Browse new Sorento inventory for live pricing on every one in stock; every price shown is a real no-haggle price. See current specials for rebates and financing offers.
Can I buy a Kia Sorento completely online from Nalley?
Yes. Clicklane lets you select your Sorento, value your trade, apply for financing, and arrange delivery or pickup from home. You can complete nearly the entire purchase online and come in only to collect the keys, or choose home delivery where available. Eligible online purchases include a 7-day / 1,000-mile return period.
Can I trade in my current vehicle toward a Kia Sorento?
Yes. Use the online trade-in tool for a quick estimate, then bring the vehicle in so the team can confirm the offer. Your trade applies directly to the Sorento purchase, lowering both the amount you finance and your monthly payment — and in Georgia a trade-in can also reduce the taxable amount on the vehicle you are buying.
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Find your next vehicle at Nalley
The Sorento gives you three rows without jumping up to a huge SUV you then have to park. It seats seven, tows a useful amount when it is set up for it, and you can add all-wheel drive on any trim if you deal with weather or gravel. Want more power? There is a 281-horse turbo. Want to save at the pump instead? There is a hybrid rated 37 mpg combined in front-drive form.
The lineup runs from the plain LX up to the off-road X-Line and X-Pro builds, so there is one that works whether you are just running kids around or heading somewhere the pavement stops. Nalley keeps new and used Sorentos moving, so the one you want is probably already on the lot.