Kia has announced the price of the 2025 Kia Telluride, which is mostly the same as last year’s price. The price range for Telluride’s mid-size SUV is $37,585 to $54,780, and most models are priced in that range. Given how little has changed for the new model year, it makes sense for prices to stay the same. The starting price for the 2025 Kia Telluride was announced today. The mid-size SUV is mostly the same as last year’s model. Kia made some small changes to the different trims, but most of the prices are the same as last year. Please bear with us the Telluride list is hard to follow. The base LX trim still costs $37,585, and the S trim now costs $40,485, which is $1,000 more than before. The SX’s price goes down by $100, but the EX’s price stays the same at $43,185. The discontinued SX X-Pro has been replaced by the new EX X-Pro, which starts at $48,480. The SX is now the base for the top four trim levels. The SX X-Line starts at $50,880, the SX Prestige at $52,485, the SX Prestige X-Line at $53,780, and the SX Prestige X-Pro at $54,780. Some changes for the 2018 model year include side-curtain airbags for the second row and a better version of the highway driving help system. The EX X-Pro AWD model has 0.4 inches more ground clearance and can now tow 5,500 pounds, up from 5,000 pounds the previous year. Basic gloss black outer trim and a new terracotta interior theme have been added to the EX X-Line and EX X-Pro models. The 2020 Telluride has won a Invoice Pricing 10Best award and ruled the mid-size SUV market, even though it is quite old. We think Kia will show off a new line of cars in Telluride sometime in the coming year. The 2025 Telluride is now for sale.
