2023 looks so good.
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2023 Kia Telluride Discussion
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I noticed that in the pictures which show the X-Pro interior, the glove box and grab handles are also wrapped in leather (or perhaps leatherette?). Makes the cabin look more luxurious. Wonder if that is only if you go Nappa.
Depends on the trim. X-Line and X-Pro with the gunmetal front and rear bumper accents, different grill, and the better wheels look very nice. The rest is meh.
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I agree. The hood looks unchanged, so I intend to add it to mine. The part number is 86310 S9010.
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bruesjoh04
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It does not appear to be finished in materials that are any different than it currently is.
The only difference is they’re letting the color extend beyond the seats, doors, and armrest.
Here’s 2020 vs 2023:
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Thank you! I will most probably do the same.
May I ask what attracts your eyeballs to get the 2023 SX over the 2022 EX?
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I like SX just to get out of the cheap instrument cluster in s or ex. Or I have too if there is an option to swap out that with the one from sx.
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It’s mostly to just get all the added bells and whistles going from a 22 EX to 23 SX. Like most people here, I’m hesitant of the new 23MY styling but I’m willing to give it a chance. There’s no doubt though that the 23 SX has WAY more tech and goodies than a 22 EX.
And all of that said, I’m only going to trade up if it still makes financial sense at the time of the trade. If I can still basically erase the majority of the car payments I made last year with the sale of the EX then I’ll do it. Otherwise, I’ll keep the 22 EX as it’s an amazing car.
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Found this online:
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It’s had the 2023 in the upcoming vehicles for months.
Right but they moved it to headline home page and and new marketing material
Is it possible to open both sunroofs of the telluride 2023 or just still only the front?
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bruesjoh04
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It’ll be just the front one that opens, as it has been.
Thought that would have changed
safety feature?
bruesjoh04
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I don’t know how it could. People already complain that they don’t think the standard sunroof opens far enough. I doubt the rear one would be able to open even halfway before it would hit the shark fin antenna. Or they’d have to split it into two panes of glass and only have the front part slide open.
