Is a Kia Sportage big enough for a stroller and car seat?

Yes, a Kia Sportage is absolutely big enough to fit a stroller and a car seat, though the model year makes a massive difference in how comfortable that fit will be.

2023 to Present Models (Excellent Fit)

If you have a fifth-generation Sportage, it is one of the most spacious compact SUVs in its class:

• Car Seat Fit: With 41.3 inches of rear legroom, you can easily install bulky rear-facing infant car seats without forcing the driver or front-row passenger to slide awkwardly forward.
• Stroller Fit: The trunk boasts 39.6 cubic feet of cargo space. A full-size single stroller, jogging stroller, or compact double stroller fits easily with plenty of room left over for grocery bags or luggage.

2017 to 2022 Models (Tight, but Workable)

If you have a fourth-generation Sportage, the dimensions are tighter:

• Car Seat Fit: Rear legroom is 38.2 inches. While a car seat fits, a rear-facing infant carrier will likely force a taller front passenger to slide their seat forward.
• Stroller Fit: Cargo space is limited to 30.7 cubic feet. A full-size stroller will fit, but it will take up almost the entire trunk, leaving very little room for other gear.