Kias to the Kingdom: Kia Introduces Magical Disney Display Themes for Select Car Models

Disney fans who drive Kia’s can bring a little extra magic to their morning commutes, with new Disney Display Themes. 

What’s Happening:

• Car manufacturer Kia has announced on Instagram that they have introduced brand new Disney Display Themes for select models of their lineup. 
• Available to purchase on the Kia Owners website or the Kia Connect Store, the new collection of themes includes a selection of Mickey & Friends designs perfect for bringing a touch of Disney fun to every drive. 
• The theme option features plenty of Disney touches found throughout different areas of the display, including user profiles and navigation. 

• As of now, only Mickey & Friends are available, but the Instagram post teases more themes from Disney Princess, Frozen, The Lion King, Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars, and more are on the way!

• While no official prices have been announced, NBA themes were sold for $39.99 so it's safe to assume they will be priced similarly.
• An active Kia Connect subscription will also be required to use themes.
• Check out the teaser clip below:

• The Disney Display Themes are only compatible with select models of Kia vehicles, including:
  • Make Year 2024:
    • EV9
  • Make Year 2025:
    • EV9
    • EV6
    • K4
    • GT-Line
    • GT-Line Turbo
  • Make Year 2026:
    • EV9
    • Sportage
    • SX
    • SX-Prestige
    • X-Line
    • X-Pro Prestige
    • Sportage Hybrid:
    • SX-Prestige
    • Sportage Plug-In Hybrid:
    • X-Line Prestige
    • K4
    • GT-Line (Premium Package)
    • GT-Line Turbo
    • GT-Line (Technology Package)

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