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Kia Pegas 1.4 LX Auto (2025)

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Kia Pegas 1.4 LX Auto (2025)
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Models, Specs and Prices

Make
Model
Variant
1.4 LX Auto Front Wheel Drive
List Price
R 307,995
Engine Capacity
1.4 L
Fuel Type
Fuel Range
717 km
Fuel Tank Capacity
43 L
Power (Max)
69 kW
Torque
132 Nm
Acc (0-100 km/h)
8.5 s
Top speed
170 km/h

Warranty and Service Info

Service
Plan (years)
3 years
Service
Plan (km)
45000 km
Warranty (years)
5 years
Performance
Power steering
Technology
  • Multi-function steering wheel controls
  • Bluetooth connectivity
  • USB port
Comfort & Convenience
  • Air conditioning
  • Electric windows
Safety
  • Airbags
  • Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
  • Remote central locking
  • ISOFIX child seat mountings
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2025 Kia Pegas 1.4 LX Auto: A Budget Hatchback Contender in South Africa Kia's updated Pegas enters the 2025 market as an affordable hatchback option, priced at R 307 995. Under the hood lies a modest 1.4L naturally aspirated petrol engine delivering 69kW and 132nM torque, paired with a front-wheel-drive automatic transmission. While not a performance powerhouse (0-100km/h figures are unavailable, and top speed sits at 170km/h), its claimed fuel efficiency of 6.0L/100km and 717km range make it a frugal urban runabout.

Rivals & Value Proposition The Pegas competes in South Africa's entry-level segment against the Toyota Agya (1.0L, 49kW, R 279 900), Suzuki Celerio (1.0L, 49kW, R 237 900), and Renault Kwid (1.0L, 50kW, R 239 900). While rivals undercut it on price, the Pegas counters with a stronger warranty (5 years), longer standard service plan (3 years/45 000km), and slightly more cabin space.

Tech & Comfort Standard features include air conditioning, electric windows, Bluetooth, USB ports, and a multi-function steering wheel. Safety is basic but adequate: 2 airbags, ABS, and ISOFIX anchors. Missing amenities like navigation, cruise control, and rear parking sensors place it behind pricier rivals.

Verdict The Pegas justifies its premium over budget rivals with superior aftersales support and fuss-free ownership. However, power-conscious buyers might find its 69kW underwhelming compared to turbocharged alternatives. For city drivers prioritizing cost-of-ownership and warranty peace of mind, it's a sensible pick.

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