Kia's design language - Love it or hate it?

I'm one of those people who loves Kia's design language. I think they've done an amazing job in recent years with creating a cohesive and distinctive look that sets them apart from more established brands. The way they blend modern lines with bold features is really effective in my opinion. The "tiger nose" grille has become instantly recognizable, and I love how it's been used across various models like the Stinger, Niro and Optima. It gives Kia a strong identity that's hard to ignore. Of course, design is subjective, but for me, their designs are often more interesting than some of the more conservative looks from other manufacturers. I think what really sells Kia's design language is how it blends functionality with style. The way they've incorporated modern materials and technologies into their cars while still keeping an eye on aesthetics has resulted in a very distinctive look that I personally love.

I'm loving Kia's recent design direction, the bold lines and sporty vibes on cars like the Stinger and Optima are a huge departure from their conservative past, but still maintain a familiarity that makes them instantly recognizable as Kias.