Which Kia Vehicles Have Three Rows? Here's The Seven-Seat Answer

Kia Canada's 2024 new vehicle lineup now includes four vehicles with three rows of seating and varying seating arrangements. 

Even if the third row isn't intended for everyday use, the flexibility provided by a three-row vehicle is undeniable. Whether you're intermittently adding friends to the mix, periodically sliding a couple of grandparents into the middle row, or steadily repopulating the Earth on your own, Kia's expanding lineup has a variety of options.

The 2024 Kia lineup includes the five-seat Forte (soon to be replaced by the K4) as both a sedan and hatchback, the five-seat Soul, five-seat Seltos, five-seat Sportage, five-seat Niro, and five-seat EV6. The three-row options in the Kia family begin with the Sorento and continue through the Telluride, Carnival, and EV9. 

There are 10 different models in the Sorento lineup, including two hybrid models and three plug-in hybrid models. Aside from the seven-seat entry-level Sorento LX, every other Sorento is a six-seater arranged with two seats in each row. 

The 2024 Kia Telluride is available in five different formats. The three top trims – SX Limited, X-Line, X-Pro – are all seven-seaters with second-row captain's chairs. The Telluride EX and SX are eight-seaters in a 2-3-3 format. 

There are five members of the 2024 Carnival family: LX, LX+, EX, EX+, and SX. The top SX trim level is a seven-seater; the other four all include eight seats. 

Finally, the 2024 Kia EV9 is either a seven-passenger EV9 Light, seven-passenger EV9 Wind, or seven-passenger EV9 Land. However, if optioned up with the Premium or GT-Line packages, the EV9 Land switches to a six-passenger seating configuration in a 2-2-2 format.