Kia Stinger 2021 Automatic Gasoline Sports The Kia Stinger Meister, in its special Korean Masters edition equipped with a 2.5-liter turbo engine (launched in the Korean market as the updated facelift version), is one of the most prominent sports cars that combine luxury and dynamic performance. Full technical and technological specifications for this category in detail: Powertrain and Performance Engine Type: Smartstream FR G2.5 T-GDi (4-cylinder turbo direct injection). Engine Displacement: 2.5 liters (2,497 cc). Horsepower: 304 hp at 5,800 rpm. Torque: 422 Nm available at (1,650 - 4,000) rpm. Transmission: 8-speed automatic with paddle shifters (F1). Korean Specifications Central Display: 10.25-inch wide touchscreen navigation and entertainment system supporting Over-The-Air (OTA) updates and phone connectivity. Instrument Cluster: 7-inch integrated information display screen (TFT LCD) within the instrument cluster with Head-Up Display (HUD) for driving information. Audio System: Premium audio system (likely Lexicon in luxury Korean trims or custom audio features). Seats: Luxurious Nappa leather seats with a sporty design, supporting electric adjustment, heating, and cooling for the front seats. Ambient Lighting: Adjustable 64-color LED interior ambient lighting. Safety and Driver Assistance Systems (Kia Drive Wise) The Korean version comes fully equipped with Kia's latest radar systems, including: Highway Driving Assist (HDA). Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) with Junction Turning capability. Blind-Spot View Monitor (BVM) displayed via a camera in the instrument cluster. Lane Following Assist and Smart Touch Steering Wheel (LFA & LKA). 360-degree surround view cameras for complete visibility during parking. 📐 Dimensions and Weight Length / Width / Height: 4830 mm / 1870 mm / 1400 mm. Wheelbase: 2905 mm (provides comfortable seating space). Wheels (Rims): Sporty aluminum alloy rims in 18 or 19-inch sizes with the special "Meister" design. If you wish to import this car or compare it with other trims, would you like to know: The mechanical difference between the 2.5-liter turbo engine and the 3.3-liter GT engine?