Yes, with hub centric rings
Same 4x100 PCD, but the centre bore of the wheels from Mitsubishi Space Star (67.1 mm) is larger than the hub of Kia Shuma (56.1 mm): you need 4 hub centric rings 67.1 → 56.1.
Rings 67.1 → 56.1
≈: width estimated from the original tyre size.
Wheel by wheel: offset and tyres
Each original wheel from Mitsubishi Space Star is compared with the one from Kia Shuma of the same diameter: how much closer the wheel gets to the shock absorber or how far it sticks out of the wheel arch, and whether the tyre keeps the same overall diameter.
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≈5Jx14 ET46 · 165/65R14 — Fits like the original
Compared with the original ≈6Jx14 ET45 on Kia Shuma: shock absorber side −11.7 mm, wheel arch side −13.7 mm, tyre diameter −4.4 % : fit it with the original tyre size of Kia Shuma (185/65R14), not that of Mitsubishi Space Star.
Comparison for guidance only (estimated width). Check in detail
Before fitting the wheels
An identical hub is not enough: offset, width and diameter change the position of the wheel, and larger calipers can touch a smaller wheel. Original wheels often use bolts or nuts with a specific seat: keep the fixings intended for the wheel, with the thread of Kia Shuma (Ecrous - 12x1.50), tightened to the torque shown on its vehicle page. Finally, check that the size is among the approved fitments for your vehicle. This comparison is for guidance only: have the fitting approved by a professional.
And the other way round: wheels from Kia Shuma on Mitsubishi Space Star?