Updated SsangYong Korando in South Africa

Gero Lilleike

2 Nov 2015

Updated SsangYong Korando in South Africa

 

The updated SsangYong Korando is now available in South Africa!

The SsangYong Korando package has been streamlined with one petrol-powered model on offer. The list of standard features has increased when compared to the previous model and four exterior colours are available to customers.

Korando Styling

The updated Korando gets a new set of headlights with LED Daytime Running Lights as well as a redesigned black mesh grille with a large SsangYong badge. The fog lamps are seen in the large lower air intake and are fitted as standard. The side mirrors are partially colour-coded and feature integrated indicators while the roofline is accentuated with low-profile rails.

The Korando also benefits from larger 17-inch alloy wheels as opposed to the previous 16-inch examples. Other features include a front scuff plate, sill extenders and rear apron finished in black.

On the inside, updated cloth upholstery and metallic accents add character to the interior. The Korando is fitted with electric windows, a six speaker sound system and cruise control. The audio system is MP3 and Bluetooth compatible and there’s a USB socket for connecting devices. The steering wheel features mounted audio and Bluetooth controls and the rear bench can split in a 60:40 configuration.

Engine Power

The engine remains the same as before and it’s a 2.0-litre unit that offers 110 kW and 197 Nm of torque mating to a 6-speed manual transmission powering the front wheels. Combined fuel consumption is rated at 7.5L/100km with an estimated travel range of 760 km from its 57-litre fuel tank.

In terms of safety, the updated Korando is fitted with dual front airbags, ABS and an alarm immobiliser.

SsangYong Korando Price in South Africa

SsangYong Korando 2.0 M/T –  R324 995

Price includes a 5-year/150 000 km warranty, 5-year AA Roadside Support and a 5-year/100 000km service plan.

Gero Lilleike

Gero Lilleike

Gero Lilleike is a published writer and photographer with most of his work appearing in the fields of travel and motoring. Gero has worked as a motoring journalist for Cars.co.za for the past 8 years and takes every opportunity to go on an adventure whether it be offroad or in the ocean. For Gero, a car's worth is measured by how many surfboards it's able to carry.

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