Kia Cee'd

Kia Cee'd

Kia Cee'd

Kia Cee'd

Kia Cee'd

Kia Cee'd

Kia Cee'd

Kia Cee'd

The Kia cee'd (correctly pronounced "seed", but often also pronouced as "see apostrophe dee") is a small family car released in the European market by the Korean manufacturer Kia Motors in December 2006, replacing the Kia Cerato — and available as a five-door hatchback, three-door hatchback ("pro_cee'd"), and five-door estate ("cee'd SW") with a choice of up to four engines (two petrol and two diesel), three trim levels (1,2 and 3) and either manual or automatic transmissions.

The Cee'd was designed in Frankfurt, Germany ("in Europe for Europeans") with Miklós Kovács leading the design team.^[2] Cars are manufactured in the Kia factory in Teplička nad Váhom, Slovakia.