You can get all of the performance out of the Kia you need to drive safely on any road. Kia used an intelligent approach when it designed the Sephia. It didn't try to break new ground. It just tried to build a car that would do the job and do it competently. So you feel very comfortable when you sit down behind the wheel.
Instrumentation is standard, with a speedometer, tachometer, fuel and water gauges.
There's a digital clock and a well-labeled HVAC system that helps you direct the air where you want it to go. The air conditioner compressor was noisy and it didn't seem to want to cool the air as well as I would have hoped. We had manual windows and manual exterior mirrors. I almost forgot how to use them both. The design of the i.p.