Kia Stonic Lease Deals

The Kia Stonic is a compact 5-door SUV that blends the manoeuvrability and footprint of a small hatchback with a taller, more spacious body. It’s neatly styled, nice to drive and well equipped. It’s also practical and safe – which means it’s a sensible choice.

Every model is front-wheel drive and features a 1.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine, with both manual and automatic versions available. You can also opt for mild-hybrid technology for improved efficiency – and there are plenty of personalisation options available as well, so check out our leasing deals.

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 99 2 5 Doors

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Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph10.7 Seconds

£277.99

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 99 GT-Line 5 Doors

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Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph10.7 Seconds

£292.88

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 98 2 5 Doors

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Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph11.1 Seconds

£295.87

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 99 GT-Line 5 Doors DCT

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph11.7 Seconds

£296.89

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 98 GT-Line 5 Doors

TransmissionManual

Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph11.1 Seconds

£302.91

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 98 2 5 Doors DCT

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph12.4 Seconds

£307.88

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 48V 3 5 Doors

TransmissionManual

Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph10.4 Seconds

£308.91

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 98 GT-Line 5 Doors DCT

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph12.4 Seconds

£316.92

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 48V GT-Line S 5 Doors

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Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph10.4 Seconds

£322.97

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 48V 3 5 Doors DCT

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph10.4 Seconds

£324.92

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 48V 98 3 5 Doors

TransmissionManual

Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph11.1 Seconds

£331.91

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Kia Stonic Estate1.0T GDi 48V 98 GT-Line S 5 Doors

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Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity352 Litres

0-62mph11.1 Seconds

£342.93

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Kia Stonic Top Features

Good to drive and easy to live with.

Even the base model comes with lots of kit.

Excellent reliability and a long warranty.

How Does Leasing A Kia Stonic Work With Vanarama?

Leasing a Kia Stonic means you’ll get access to a brand-new car while making fixed monthly payments for the length of your contract. Lease deals typically last between 2 and 5 years, but you can tailor the contract length.

You can also decide your annual mileage and choose how much you’d like to pay towards the car at the start of your contract. Car maintenance and servicing can also be included as an optional extra on your lease deal. Once your leasing contract ends, all you need to do is return the car. You could even choose a newer model. If you choose a Kia Stonic business lease, you can reclaim up to 100% of the VAT on your deal, providing your company is eligible.

To find out more about how contract hire works, take a look at our easy-to-understand guide to car leasing.

Good For Fans Of Technology

A Kia Stonic is well worth considering if you’ve tried a few small hatchbacks and found them a bit small or a bit low. It’s a good car for fans of technology, too, as even the base model gets Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, air conditioning, rear parking sensors and cruise control.

Modern Infotainment System

The interior of the Stonic looks smart and – no doubt to the delight of many – it features physical heating and ventilation controls. There are quite a few buttons dotted around, but everything is clearly labelled and easy to understand. Everything feels durable too, so wear and tear shouldn’t be an issue. A colour driver’s display is standard, as is an array of other equipment, and even the entry-level models get a modern-looking 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system.

How Does The Kia Stonic Drive?

Thanks to turbocharging, the Stonic serves up good performance. It’s a surprisingly sporty-feeling car for its class, with quick responses, sharp handling and firm suspension. Consequently, if you’re looking for something that offers up a bit of driving fun, this is worth experiencing. All versions of the Stonic are front-wheel drive and the standard gearbox option is a slick 6-speed manual. There is also the option of a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission – so those who need or want an automatic don’t have to scratch the Stonic off their list. The versions with mild-hybrid technology, which feature the same 1.0-litre engine but have more power and electrical assistance for improved efficiency, are also the quickest. If performance is key, you’ll probably want to opt for one of them.

The Kia Stonic measures up well on the practicality front. There’s plenty of room inside, both in the front and the back, and the rear seats can accommodate two adults with ease – and three at a push. There are also plenty of other storage points dotted around.

Pop the boot open and you’ll find a luggage compartment that offers 352 litres of storage space, which is not that far off the space offered by many a popular small hatchback. The rear seats fold down too, increasing the space on offer to 1,155 litres.
The Stonic is an inexpensive car to run, thanks in part to its fuel efficiency – and that’s the case regardless of which model you go for.

The base model delivers around 50mpg, which is the same as that managed by the hybrid models.

Other costs, such as insurance, should be low. Every Kia also comes with a 7-year/100,000-mile warranty, which should keep issues and any unexpected expenditure to a minimum. If you’re racking up the miles, it’s worth noting that the mileage cover is unlimited for the first three years.

Kia Stonic Lease Models Available

Kia Stonic SUV

The Kia Stonic is a small SUV, with 5 doors and 5 seats – and that’s the sole body style that’s offered. There are several trim levels, however, and customers can pick from manual and automatic versions of the front-wheel-drive Kia. An array of accessories, cosmetic upgrades and service plans are also available for the new Stonic.

Kia Stonic Trim Levels

Trim levels available: 2, GT-Line, Connect, GT-Line S.

One of the strong points of Kia is that it always equips its cars to a high standard. Even the entry-level Stonic, for example, comes with air conditioning, electric folding and heated door mirrors, automatic lights, cruise control, a 4.2-inch colour driver’s display and rear parking sensors. You also get an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support.

The Kia Stonic Vs Competitors

A plethora of compact SUVs are available these days, including the Skoda Kamiq, Nissan Juke, Volkswagen T-Roc and Renault Captur. They’re all good options – but if you want something that offers up a bit of fun for the driver, you’ll probably find the Kia Stonic more to your liking.

The good equipment levels, excellent reliability and long warranty serve to make the Kia even more appealing. Some rivals do offer a bit more room in the back – however, that won’t be a major stumbling block for most.

You shouldn’t have any problems when it comes to reliability, as Kia has an excellent reputation on that front. It backs this peace of mind up with its long warranty. Customers also often report great service and care.
With all of the seats in place, the Kia Stonic offers up a 352-litre boot. To put things into perspective, that’s about the same size as the boot in a Volkswagen Polo. You can drop the rear seats as well, which bumps up the storage space to 1155 litres.
The entry-level 2 grade of Kia Stonic comes with lots of kit, including air conditioning and cruise control – but it’s worth stepping up to GT-Line if you can. It adds features such as LED headlights, climate control, satnav and a reversing camera, so it feels a bit more luxurious. Higher-specification Connect and GT-Line S models are also available.
Even the standard Kia Stonic comes with rear parking sensors, but if you step up to the GT-Line model, you’ll get a reversing camera as well. Front parking sensors are only offered on the range-topping GT-Line S model.
As standard, the Stonic gets an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Bluetooth connectivity, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, and USB connectivity. GT-Line and above models come with sat nav too.
Yes. Even the entry-level Stonic 2, with the turbocharged petrol engine, can be had with a 6-speed manual or a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. You will pay a premium for the automatic model, though.
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