Look at the new official photos of the Venga, the Kia’s new mini MPV, called Venga. The Kia Venga competitor in the B-segment that will rival the likes of the Opel Meriva and Citroen C3 Picasso. The Kia Venga, which was designed and will be produced in Europe, is 4,068 mm long and 1,600 mm tall with a stretchy 2,615 mm wheelbase that’s longer than let’s say.

The Kia’s proposal in the mini-MPV segment comes equipped with a sliding rear bench that can also fold flat increasing the car’s stuffing abilities along with a clever boot floor that provides a hidden storage area.

European customers can choose from two 1.4-litre and 1.6-litre gas and diesel engines, with outputs ranging from 75 to 115 horsepower.

The new Kia Venga will make its world debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show.

Kia’s forthcoming mini-MPV was snapped in camo on the highway in the Czech Republic.

The five-seater MPV is a production version of Kia’s No3 Concept that was shown in Geneva earlier this year. It is anticipated that the small MPV’s engine range will comprise of 1.6-liter petrol and diesel units, both producing an output of 126HP, while certain markets may also receive a 115HP 1.6-liter diesel along with a range-topping 2.0-liter gasoline engine making 142HP.

Kia will unveil its new mini-MPV at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September. European sales will starts before the end of the year. The new Kia’s MPV will be produced at the Hyundai Group’s new plant in the Czech Republic.

Kia will reveal its ‘No 3′ concept on the 2009 Geneva Motor Show next week. The production model will be ready in the beginning of 2010. The No 3 is a Fiesta-sized mini MPV developed to rival cars such as the Opel / Vauxhall Meriva and Citroen C3 Picasso.

The production version of the No 3 will be based on the underpinnings of the Kia Soul and Hyundai i20, meaning that powertrain options will include 1.6-liter petrol and diesel engines, both producing an output of 126HP, while some markets will also get a 115HP 1.6-liter diesel and a 142HP 2.0-liter gasoline engine.

The new Kia’s heavy camouflage prototype was caught on public roads. Its a 2010 Kia Soul Mini-MPV with a large panoramic roof. Inside the mini MPV uses the same three-gauge instrument panel and three-spoke steering wheel as the Soul, though the center console has been completely redesigned. Buyers should expect to find lots of clever folding seats and plenty of storage compartments.

Powertrain options will include 1.6-liter petrol and diesel engines, both producing an output of 126HP, while some markets will also get a 115HP 1.6-liter diesel and a 142HP 2.0-liter gasoline engine.

2010 Kia Soul Mini MPV The new mini-MPV will be manufactured by Kia’s sister brand Hyundai at the company’s new factory at Nosovice in the Czech Republic, although Korean versions are likely to be built in Korea.

Expect to see Kia’s little minivan making its premiere at the Geneva Motor Show in 2009.