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The new 2020 Kia Cadenza will be presented in U.S.-guise at the Chicago Auto Show complete with more striking looks and a host of new features. First unveiled in South Korea in mid-2019, the facelifted Kia Cadenza features a set of new multi-lens LED headlights with redesigned LED daytime running lights, a redesigned hood, new front grille with a vertical waterfall fascia, a redesigned rear bumper and trunk lid, new LED taillights, and a different lower front fascia. More changes will be found inside. For example, U.S. models receive a brand new dashboard and instrument cluster, a standard 4.2-inch TFT display in the instrument panel, a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system, multi-color ambient LED mood lighting, two Nappa leather-trimmed seating colors (Saddle Brown and Gray), three additional USB ports, an enhanced 10-watt wireless fast-charging phone charger, and a new Smart Key as standard with remote engine start. Kia’s updated Drive Wise suite of driver-assistance...

Kia's all-new Cadenza saloon is making its debut at the  2016 New York Auto Show , where its new looks, refined cabin and improved tech represent a clear improvement over its predecessor. Kia will start selling the  second-generation Cadenza  in late 2016, with pricing expected to be announced closer to the vehicle's launch date, which means we'll have to wait a while longer until we'll be able to know its exact value compared to direct rivals. Kia Motors exec Orth Hedrick said that  "the new Cadenza adds an extra dose of excitement to the large-car segment with its striking, aggressively handsome looks and premium refinements. Everything you see and touch in the Cadenza’s cabin has been improved, but it’s underneath where the Cadenza truly shines with a stiffer and lighter chassis, eight-speed transmission and vastly improved driving dynamics." Underneath its hood is a revised version of Kia's 3.3-liter V6 engine, putting down an estimated 290 HP (exac...