When my kids
are older I want them to be environmentally conscious. Not because I didn’t do
a good job in recycling but because it’s affordable, and doesn’t inconvenience their
life anymore than NOT being thoughtful towards the world their kids will one
day live in.
That being
said, what if their next car could be something that they would love to drive
AND have all the top amenities so they don’t feel like they are missing out on
voice controlled radio and texts.
So I did some
research, even working in the maintenance field I had no idea how hybrid cars
worked, luckily Kia Motors at Kia.com made an infographic to help me out on this. Want to
learn? Check it out here.
After seeing this I
decided to learn more about hybrid vehicles and see what Kia can offer for the
future generation of car drivers and owners.
I have been under a lot
of misconceptions about hybrid cars, they don’t keep up in speed or power, they
don’t have the amenities other car’s have and they cost substantially more.
After going to the Kia OptimaFacebook page to interact with the Urban Myth Busters, I learned how
wrong I really was.
The Kia Optima Hybrid comes standard with eight-way
power adjustable driver's seat, dual zone automatic temperature control with
rear vents, push-button start with smart key, leather-wrapped steering
wheel and shift knob, one-touch automatic up/down on front windows, chrome
interior door handles, glove box illumination, rear reading lamps, and fixed
rear seats with ski pass-through.
The Optima Hybrid is the first Kia vehicle to
offer the company's proprietary UVO powered by Microsoft® hands-free,
voice-activated infotainment and communications system which is paired with the
AM/FM/CD/MP3/Sat audio system and features a rear-view camera, SIRIUS®Satellite
Radio capabilities with three months complimentary service6,
auxiliary and USB audio input jacks for connecting with MP3 players7 and Bluetooth®8 wireless
technology connectivity with steering wheel-mounted controls. Based on Windows
Embedded Auto Software, UVO is an easy-to-use hands-free solution that allows
drivers and passengers to answer and place phone calls, receive and respond to
SMS text messages, access music from a variety of media sources and create
custom music experiences.
So… whether you are looking for a new car for
your growing family, a downgrade from your minivan because your family is
getting older or a car for your adult child, click on some videos, do your
research, and let me know if you test drove a Kia, I’d love to know how it
rides, because it sounds like a great car!
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