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The Kia Soul is an upright, boxy hatchback with a 147 hp 2.0L engine and a 165.2-in length that slips into tight city spots. If you want a compact car with real character, the Soul is a standout Kia rental on Turo. That tall roofline isn't just for show — it's why the cabin feels so open.
On Turo, you book your Kia Soul car rental from a local vehicle owner and choose a pickup spot that fits your plans. Compare years and trims, then lock in the Kia Soul rental that suits your trip.
Soul specs
MPG
33 hwy
Horsepower
147 hp
Acceleration
0-60 in 8.0 sec
Seats
5
The Soul gives you 24.2 cu ft of cargo space with the rear seats up. Fold them, and you get 62.1 cu ft — serious room for a compact. Its upright 63-in height adds generous headroom and an easy step in and out, so luggage, groceries, and weekend gear all find a home.
Every Soul puts a touchscreen and smartphone integration within reach, so your music, maps, and messages stay close. The LX comes with an 8-in touchscreen, while the S, GT-Line, and EX step up to a 10.25-in touchscreen with built-in navigation.
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard on all trims, so your favorite apps show up right on the screen. The S, GT-Line, and EX also add wireless phone charging, which keeps your battery topped up between stops. Trim details vary by listing, so check the features before you book to know exactly what you're getting.
The Soul earns 27 mpg city, 33 mpg highway, and 30 mpg combined in the LX, S, and GT-Line trims. The EX does even better at 29 mpg city, 35 mpg highway, and 31 mpg combined.
Pair those numbers with a 14.3-gal tank, and you'll spend less time at the gas station and more time enjoying the drive. That makes the Soul a smart pick for daily commutes, long weekends, and highway stretches between cities. Your budget goes further, too — fewer fill-ups mean more money for the fun parts of your trip.
The Soul shines on city trips, weekend getaways, and adventures for couples or small groups. Its boxy silhouette pops in a lot full of look-alike sedans, and its compact size keeps parking simple. To compare it with other styles, browse rental cars on Turo to find your fit.


Three things set the Soul apart: its hamster-fueled heritage, available driver-assist tech, and a design lineage with four trims to choose from.
The Soul debuted as a concept at the 2006 Detroit Auto Show and went into production in 2009. It didn't take long for this quirky hatchback to become a pop-culture star.
Kia's hamster ad campaign ran 2009–2017 and gave the Soul a personality few compacts can match. Nielsen even named the hamster spots Automotive Ad of the Year — not bad for a boxy hatchback. When you rent one, you're driving a cult favorite with a story behind it (expect a few questions at the gas station).
Depending on trim, the Soul offers a strong set of driver-assist features that help you stay alert on busy streets and long highway stretches. Available tech includes forward collision-avoidance, lane keeping assist, and driver attention warning.
Blind-spot collision-avoidance and rear cross-traffic collision avoidance add an extra set of eyes when you change lanes or back out of a tight space. These features work quietly in the background, so you can focus on the drive and the destination. Since equipment varies by year and trim, check the listing to see exactly what your Soul includes before you book.
Over three generations and 16 years, the Soul built a loyal following with about 1.5 million US sales. The third generation debuted in 2019 and kept the boxy look that made the Soul famous in the first place.
Soul rentals on Turo span four trims: LX, S, GT-Line, and EX. Each one keeps the same 147 hp 2.0L engine and five-seat cabin, so you can choose by screen size, features, and fuel economy. Whether you lean toward the simple LX or the efficient EX, you get the same unmistakable shape.

A little prep helps you get the most from your Soul. Here's what to know before you book.
The Soul is a compact hatchback at 165.2 in long and 70.9 in wide, so it's built for easy maneuvering over big-group hauling. Check the listing to confirm the trim — LX, S, GT-Line, or EX — since screens and features vary.
For a bigger crew or extra luggage, a Kia Telluride rental or Kia Sportage rental gives you more space. If you'd prefer a sedan, a Kia K5 rental fits the bill.
The Soul's compact size makes parallel parking and tight parking garages less stressful, so lean into it in busy neighborhoods. Its IVT delivers smooth, steady acceleration around town and on the highway.
Fold the rear seats when you need extra cargo room for luggage or gear. If your Soul includes driver-assist features like blind-spot collision-avoidance, keep them on for city traffic and highway lane changes.
The price of a Kia Soul car rental on Turo varies by location, trip dates, vehicle year, and trim. Each listing shows its price, so you can compare options before you book.
Some local vehicle owners offer discounts on longer trips. Planning to stay a month or more? A long-term car rental can stretch your budget further.
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You'll need a valid driver's license and an approved Turo account to book a Kia Soul. Keep your license handy when you sign up to speed things along.
A valid driver's license works for most Kia Soul trips on Turo. Requirements can vary for international drivers, so review Turo's eligibility requirements before you book your Soul.
In the US, guests generally need to be at least 18 to book a Kia Soul on Turo. Some vehicles require guests to be 21 or older, so check the Soul listing before you book.
Yes — you can choose a protection plan when you book your Kia Soul on Turo. Compare the options at checkout and pick the plan that fits your trip.
Some local vehicle owners offer discounts on longer Kia Soul trips. Check the listing page for weekly or monthly discounts before you book.
Yes — you can book a Kia Soul for days, weeks, or months on Turo. Longer trips work well for extended visits, temporary moves, or a stretch between cars.
It depends on the listing. Each local vehicle owner sets the mileage allowance for their Kia Soul, so check the included miles before you book.
Yes — you can add additional drivers to your Kia Soul trip in the Turo app. Add them before your trip so everyone's ready to share the wheel.
Some local vehicle owners offer delivery, while others let you pick up the Kia Soul at a set location. Check each Soul listing for delivery and pickup options that fit your plans.
* Any personal insurance you may have that covers damage to the host’s vehicle would kick in before your protection plan, except in limited situations for trips booked in Maryland, but this protects your own wallet. In the US, liability insurance is provided under a policy issued to Turo by Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company. Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. The policy does not provide coverage for damage to a host’s vehicle.
For questions or information about the third party liability insurance for trips in the US, consumers in Maryland and the licensed states listed here may contact Turo Insurance Agency at (415) 508-0283 or claims@turo.agency. For questions about how damage to a host’s vehicle is handled, visit the Turo Support site. When a trip is booked in the state of Washington, physical damage to the host’s vehicle is covered by insurance purchased by Turo, but the Turo insurance does not change the contractual responsibilities of hosts or guests with respect to physical damage to a host’s vehicle.