2012 - 2018

Kia Cerato YD
  • Body type:  Sedan, KOUP Coupe, Hatchback
  • Number of seats:  5

The Kia Cerato, known as the Forte in North America, K3 in South Korea, and as the Forte K3 or Shuma in China, is a compact car that has been in production by South Korean manufacturer Kia since 2003. The Cerato was rebranded as the Forte in North America and K3 in South Korea in 2008, while the Cerato name continued in other regions like Australasia, the Middle East, and Latin America. It is offered in various body styles including five-door hatchback, two-door coupe, and four-door sedan.

Key points:
1. The Kia Cerato, or Forte, is a compact car produced by Kia since 2003.
2. The car is known by different names in various markets, including the Forte, K3, and Shuma.
3. The Cerato name was replaced by the Forte in North America and K3 in South Korea in 2008.
4. The car is available in hatchback, coupe, and sedan variants.
5. The Cerato is not sold in Europe, where a similar model named the Kia Ceed is offered, except in Russia and Ukraine where both the Ceed and Cerato are available.

Overall, the Kia Cerato/Forte is a versatile compact car with different names and variations across global markets, offering consumers a range of options in terms of body styles and features based on regional preferences.



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