There will be three different trim levels available across the range, each of them with various features.
The SE configuration will get, according to Carscoop, 17-inch alloy wheels as standard, plus air conditioning, heated door mirrors and aux connectivity. The ES flavor comes with electric mirrors, cruise control, headlight washers, 18-inch alloy wheels, Alcantara heated seats, parking sensors, front fog beams, USB connectivity and leather steering wheel and gear knob.
Last but not least, the EX comes with body-colored bumpers and DVD voice-compatible satellite navigation. Full leather upholstery with heated seats, HID xenon headlights, panoramic roof, rain sensor, driver power seat and premium audio system are also available.
The cheapest version is the 2.0-liter SE version that costs 20,175 British pounds (this is around 33,500 US dollars). On the other hand, the most expensive configuration is the 2.2-liter EX with Advanced Safety Pack and auto transmission that comes with a price tag of 30,515 pounds ($50,770).
Here is the full pricing list for the UK models:
Gasoline:
- 2.0-litre SE - £20,175
- 2.0-litre SE auto - £21,475
- 2.0-litre ES - £21,675
- 2.0-litre ES auto - £22,975
- 2.0-litre EX - £25,215
- 2.0-litre EX auto - £26,515
- 2.0-litre EX with Advanced Safety Pack - £27,215
- 2.0-litre EX with Advanced Safety Pack auto - £28,515
Diesel:
- 2.2-litre SE - £22,135
- 2.2-litre SE auto - £23,475
- 2.2-litre ES - £23,635
- 2.2-litre ES auto - £24,975
- 2.2-litre EX - £27,175
- 2.2-litre EX auto - £28,515
- 2.2-litre EX with Advanced Safety Pack - £29,175
- 2.2-litre EX with Advanced Safety Pack (auto) - £30,515
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