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Kia Sportspace
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The Kia Sportspace is a concept car developed by Kia Motors Europe and showcased at Geneva Motor Show 2015. Kia Sportspace the four seater concept car was made to make long journey more comfortable. The concept car was designed at the company's Frankfurt design studio.


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