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Telluride Price & Lease

2027 Kia Telluride shown in side left view

Quick Answer: What a 2027 Telluride Costs in New Jersey

The 2027 gas Telluride spans $39,190 to $56,790 MSRP across nine trims, with hybrid versions running roughly $2,700 to $3,000 more depending on trim — and every build adds a $1,545 destination charge. New Jersey then applies its 6.625% sales tax, title, registration, and the dealer's documentation fee on top. Kia's factory programs — lease specials, APR offers, and rebates including the Military Rebate — refresh monthly and often stack, so the reliable move is checking DiFeo Kia's current specials the week you're ready to buy rather than budgeting from an old number. As an all-new, first-model-year SUV, Telluride demand tends to run strong, which makes locking in current incentives sooner rather than later worth doing.

The trim ladder as a price story

Read left to right, the numbers show where the money goes. The gas lineup opens at the LX's $39,190, steps to the S at $42,090 (FWD) or $44,090 (AWD), and reaches the EX at $43,790 (FWD) or $45,790 (AWD). Standard-AWD X-Line EX starts the "AWD included" half of the ladder at $47,290. From there: SX at $48,790 (FWD only), X-Line SX at $51,790, SX Prestige at $53,890, X-Line SX Prestige at $54,890, and the off-road X-Pro SX Prestige capping the gas range at $56,790. Layer the Telluride Hybrid on top of EX and up, and each hybrid trim runs roughly $2,700-$3,000 above its gas equivalent — the hybrid SX, for example, is $51,490 versus the gas SX's $48,790. Every one of those figures excludes the $1,545 destination charge, and none of them is a transaction price — that's set at the dealership, where the month's programs do their work. The trim-by-trim guides, starting with the Telluride overview, break down what each step actually buys.

Turning MSRP into an out-the-door number

Three lines take you from sticker to total in New Jersey. Sales tax runs 6.625% on the taxable price of the vehicle. Title and registration follow Trenton's published schedule. And the documentation fee is the dealer's processing charge, disclosed on your buyer's order. The place New Jersey quietly rewards you is the trade-in: tax is calculated on the price after your trade credit is applied, so a $10,000 trade against a $50,000 Telluride saves roughly $663 in tax on top of whatever the trade itself is worth. On a vehicle in this price range, that makes getting your trade appraised early one of the highest-value few minutes in the whole process.

Lease, finance, or pay cash

Three-row SUVs in the Telluride's class have historically leased reasonably well, and as an all-new model with strong early demand, Kia has real incentive to keep lease terms competitive to build the new generation's presence on the road. Leasing suits households that like staying in a fresh vehicle every three years and keep their annual mileage predictable; financing suits buyers planning to keep the Telluride for the long haul, who eventually enjoy years of a paid-off SUV still covered by the 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty. Because Kia's APR specials, lease programs, and rebates rotate monthly and frequently stack — the Military Rebate Program among them — the right answer genuinely depends on the week you're shopping. The finance team can run both worksheets side by side, and online pre-approval takes only a few minutes.

What the deal actually feels like

Most price anxiety is really process anxiety, and DiFeo Kia's Telluride reviews consistently describe a straightforward, low-pressure negotiation rather than a drawn-out haggle. "So, im not a review guy but car buying is a a huge pain. Vito at DiFeo made this seriously easy. I was expecting the car salesman speech and haggle... He talked to me like we were friends and gave me a the price I was looking for right off the bat." — Raymond F. Another buyer who shopped around first: "Vito helped me get a new Telluride lease at a much better deal than the bigger dealerships I shopped at in Monmouth county. Very happy with my decision to stop in to DiFeo Kia." — Alex K. And a buyer who came for one trim and left informed: "Excellent experience working with Mike and Chris at DiFeo Kia. Once we shook hands on price we were out in less than 1.5 hrs." — Scott S.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a new Kia Telluride cost?

$39,190 to $56,790 MSRP for the gas trims, plus $1,545 destination — figure high-$30s to low-$40s for a value LX or S, mid-$40s to $50s for the mainstream EX and SX trims, and mid-to-high $50s for a loaded SX Prestige or the X-Pro before tax and fees. Hybrid versions add roughly $2,700-$3,000 on top of the equivalent gas trim. The overview guide maps which trim earns which dollar.

Is leasing a Kia Telluride a good idea?

For a lot of buyers, yes, especially as an all-new model where staying current on tech and safety features every few years has real appeal. It fits best if your annual mileage is predictable and you like driving a fresh SUV regularly; if you rack up a lot of miles or keep vehicles for a decade, buying usually wins financially. The team can quote your exact trim, term, and mileage.

How much is a Kia Telluride lease per month?

It moves with the month's program — the money factor, residual value, and any lease cash all reset regularly, especially on a first-model-year SUV where Kia is still calibrating lease terms — so a specific number here would be stale before you read it. Current advertised offers live on the specials page, and DiFeo Kia can put an exact figure on your build in a few minutes.

Is the Telluride Hybrid worth the extra cost?

It depends on mileage. The hybrid adds roughly $2,700-$3,000 to the purchase price but nearly doubles the combined fuel economy — 31-35 mpg versus 20-22 for the gas engine. High-mileage or long-term owners tend to recoup the difference through fuel savings; low-mileage weekend drivers may not.

Are there rebates for military families?

Kia runs a Military Rebate Program that DiFeo Kia participates in, alongside the month's general incentives, and several of these can stack. Eligibility rules apply — ask the team to check your situation against everything currently available.

What's the New Jersey sales tax on a Kia Telluride?

New Jersey's state sales tax is 6.625%, applied to the taxable purchase price after any trade-in credit — which is why appraising a trade before you finalize a deal is worth doing early rather than as an afterthought.

Watch the calendar, not just the sticker

The out-the-door math on a Telluride is mostly arithmetic — MSRP, destination, 6.625%, fees — but the month's factory programs are the variable that moves real money on a vehicle in this price range, and they refresh on a schedule. Keep an eye on the offers page, get your trade appraised early, and let the Lakewood team stack whatever applies to your trim and situation. That, more than haggling, is where the savings live.

MSRPs exclude the $1,545 destination charge, taxes, title, registration, documentation fee, and dealer-installed options; the dealer sets the actual selling price. Offers, rebates, and lease programs are subject to change, expiration, and eligibility requirements — confirm current terms with DiFeo Kia. Tax treatment summarized from New Jersey's published sales-tax rules; consult the dealership for your transaction. Customer quotes are excerpts from public Google reviews of DiFeo Kia.