How does the suspension in the Kia Stonic affect its handling?

I've heard mixed opinions about the Kia Stonic's suspension and how it affects the overall handling of the car. Some say it's too stiff and others say it's too soft. What is the actual performance like and how does the suspension impact the driving experience?

The Kia Stonic's suspension does have a slightly stiffer setup compared to other subcompact SUVs, which may result in a slightly rougher ride. However, this also means that the car has minimal body roll and maintains a more stable and confident handling, especially on twisty roads.

Personally, I've found that the stiffness of the suspension in the Kia Stonic can be adjusted by playing around with the driving modes. In 'normal' mode, the car rides comfortably enough, but in 'sport' mode, the suspension becomes noticeably tighter and more responsive.

I've also found that the stiffness of the suspension may vary depending on the trim level and wheel size. The higher trim levels and larger wheels tend to have a firmer suspension setup, providing a sportier driving experience but sacrificing some comfort.