- the 2020 kia stinger gets a revised trim-level structure, with the 2.0t four-cylinder model now coming in a single trim level called gt-line.
- gt-line models look similar to the v-6–powered gt, including different wheels, different front and rear bumpers, and a different grille.
- the 2020 stinger starts at $34,085 and ranges up to $53,495 for a fully loaded gt2 awd model.
kia is making the four-cylinder version of the stinger look more similar to the v-6–powered gt model for 2020. all stinger 2.0t models are now designated as gt-line, meaning they get visual elements from the gt including 18-inch wheels, restyled front and rear bumpers, and a different grille. all 2020 stinger models add a wireless charging pad for your smartphone and come with a new "stinger" badge on the rear hatch that replaces the previous "kia" logo.
the stinger gt-line with its 255-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four engine starts at $34,085, just $100 more than last year's base stinger. rear-wheel drive and an eight-speed automatic transmission remain standard, while all-wheel drive is a $2200 option. the gt-line offers a $2900 sun & sound package that adds a sunroof, a larger 8.0-inch touchscreen with navigation, led headlights, and a harman/kardon sound system.
2020 stinger gt models are mostly unchanged and come in gt, gt1, and gt2 trim levels. a 365-hp twin-turbo 3.3-liter v-6 remains standard across the board. awd gt models now come standard with 19-inch wheels and michelin all-season tires; they previously came standard with 19-inch wheels wrapped in summer tires and offered 18-inch wheels with all-season tires as a no-cost option. rwd stinger gt models now come standard with michelin pilot sport summer tires and 19-inch wheels.