What is the wheelbase of the Kia VQ?

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MacDeclan
07/28/25 8:30pm
The wheelbase of the Kia VQ is 3020mm, with body dimensions of: length 5130mm, width 1985mm, height 1815mm, fuel tank capacity of 70 liters, tire specifications of 235/60R17, and a minimum ground clearance of 165mm. The Kia VQ is equipped with a 2.2T turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum power of 145kW at 3800rpm and a maximum torque of 436Nm. It is paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission and features a MacPherson strut independent front suspension with coil springs and a multi-link non-independent rear suspension.
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DiDavid
08/12/25 1:16am
I've been driving the Kia VQ for several years, with a wheelbase of 3060mm, which is considered mid-to-long in the MPV category, making the interior space particularly spacious. Especially when going out with the family, there's no legroom squeeze in the back seats, and loading luggage is a breeze—fitting a baby stroller or picnic bag is more than enough. Compared to my previous short-wheelbase sedan, the VQ feels much more stable when taking highway turns, with significantly less body roll, giving me more confidence while driving. A shorter wheelbase might be easier for parking, but the longer wheelbase truly enhances comfort, keeping the kids calm in their seats. I always make sure to check the chassis and suspension during regular drives; this wheelbase design is quite reasonable.
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