Kia Sportage: which body do you have?
Compare your car with the pictures. The year you bought it is only a hint, because bodies changed at different times in different regions.
Sportage (2017–2019, QL)
2017 – 2019
- Headlights set high above a small tiger-nose grille; one bumper, hood and headlight pattern fits every trim
- Four-cube ice-cube fog lamps on upper trims
- Front and rear parking sensors on some cars: choose both on bumper kits
- Rear spoiler on some cars: choose it on hatch kits
Sportage (2020–2022, QL facelift)
2020 – 2022
- Reshaped front bumper with a wider grille and new fog lamp surrounds; one pattern fits every trim
- New rear bumper and tail lamps
- Same high-set headlights
- Front parking sensors on some cars: choose the sensor option on bumper kits; rear spoiler on some cars: choose it on hatch kits
Sportage long-wheelbase (2023–2025, NQ5, North America)
2023 – 2025
- Boomerang-shaped daytime lights framing a huge black grille; one headlight pattern fits every trim
- Long-wheelbase body sold in North America, Korea and other markets (longer rear doors than the European car)
- Front bumper patterns: LX / EX share one; EX Premium / SX / SX Prestige another (with their own rear bumper, hood & fenders and sills); X-Line / X-Pro have their own bumper and grille
- LX has its own hood & fender pattern; doors and roof are shared by every trim
- Front parking sensors on EX Premium / SX / X-Pro Prestige: choose the sensor option on bumper kits
- LED fog lamps on X-Pro and some upper trims; choose the fog option to match your car
- Sold alongside the 2026 facelift during the 2025 run-out; the last new sale of this body is not yet evidenced
- Plug-in hybrid versions have a charging door in the rear quarter panel: choose the charging-door option on side and full-body kits
- Not covered: European short-wheelbase body (listed separately)
Sportage short-wheelbase (2022–2025, NQ5, Europe)
2022 – 2025 (Europe)
- Same boomerang lights and grille as the long-wheelbase car
- Shorter European body (2,680 mm wheelbase): side, rocker, roof and full-body kits differ
- GT-Line has its own bumpers and sills; LED front fog lamps on GT-Line and on some mid-range trims depending on market (e.g. UK grade 3): choose the fog option to match your car
- Sold alongside the facelift during the 2025 run-out; the last new sale of this body is not yet evidenced
- Plug-in hybrid versions have a charging door in the rear quarter panel: choose the charging-door option on side and full-body kits
- European and UK GT-Line cars have their own front bumper, headlight and sill patterns: choose the vehicle specification
- Not covered: North American / Korean long-wheelbase body (listed separately)
Sportage short-wheelbase (2025+, NQ5 facelift, Europe)
2025 onwards (Europe)
- New vertical Star Map headlights, new grille and front bumper
- New rear bumper and side cladding; same short European body
- GT-Line keeps its own bumpers and sills; LED fog lamps standard on GT-Line / GT-Line S, none on Pure / Storm (choose the fog option)
- European production started June 2025; first customer deliveries were scheduled for August 2025 (Czech Republic), so the start month is unconfirmed
- Plug-in hybrid versions have a charging door in the rear quarter panel: choose the charging-door option on side and full-body kits
- European and UK cars have their own side sill pattern: choose the vehicle specification
Sportage long-wheelbase (2026 model year onwards, NQ5 facelift, North America)
2026 model year (on sale from mid-2025)
- New vertical stacked headlights and a redesigned front bumper; new rear bumper and tail lamps; same long-wheelbase body
- Front bumper patterns: LX / EX / S share one; EX Premium / SX / SX Prestige another (with their own rear bumper, hood & fenders and sills); X-Line / X-Pro have their own front and rear bumpers and grille
- LX has its own hood & fender pattern; LED fog lamps on SX / X-Line and some upper trims (choose the fog option)
- No parking sensor choice is needed on this body
- Kia Canada reported the 2026 model available at dealers nationwide by June 2025; the exact first-delivery month is not established, so the start is marked unconfirmed
- Plug-in hybrid versions have a charging door in the rear quarter panel: choose the charging-door option on side and full-body kits
Find my fit
Tell us when and where the car was sold and we will suggest the body. You still confirm with the pictures.
Kia Sportage PPF kits by body
We cut DIY pre-cut paint protection film for 6 Kia Sportage bodies. A new body starts wherever the panels change shape, such as a facelift with a new bumper or lights, so a kit always matches the car it was cut for.
- Sportage (2017–2019, QL) · 2017 – 2019
- Sportage (2020–2022, QL facelift) · 2020 – 2022
- Sportage long-wheelbase (2023–2025, NQ5, North America) · 2023 – 2025
- Sportage short-wheelbase (2022–2025, NQ5, Europe) · 2022 – 2025 (Europe)
- Sportage short-wheelbase (2025+, NQ5 facelift, Europe) · 2025 onwards (Europe)
- Sportage long-wheelbase (2026 model year onwards, NQ5 facelift, North America) · 2026 model year (on sale from mid-2025)