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It is a common design language across many car manufacturers. S usually stands for the “sport” trim and usually anything related to sport driving racing is red. As in red line on the tachometer. This is why any time you change to sport mode on any car, usually the instrument cluster will change to red as well.
It can either signify a sportier aesthetic look or actual higher performance. In the case of the Telluride, just a slightly sportier look compared to LX trim.
Kia isn’t the only manufacturer that uses red trim badge for S trims. Audi, Porsche, Acura, and Toyota.
S Badges Google Search
It can either signify a sportier aesthetic look or actual higher performance. In the case of the Telluride, just a slightly sportier look compared to LX trim.
Kia isn’t the only manufacturer that uses red trim badge for S trims. Audi, Porsche, Acura, and Toyota.
S Badges Google Search
