Triple treat: Kia reveals more GT electrics
/New EV3, EV4 and EV5 flagships are all-wheel-drive and hot to trot.
Read MoreNew EV3, EV4 and EV5 flagships are all-wheel-drive and hot to trot.
Read MoreKia’s smallest electric is now in production and distributor sentiment has become more positive than it was a year ago.
Read MoreA big refresh for the well-established base crossover kicks in with a discount for the base edition.
Read MoreNew engines, extra technology and more room for your shopping.
Read MoreCheapest version of new fastback cites as Kia’s most efficient car here.
Read MoreThe base model of the Cerato-replacing K4 has been meted four stars by ANCAP; dearer types have five. The safety auditor is not happy.
Read MoreKia’s baby crossover has gained the option of a 48 volt system that ups output from its carry-over 998cc triple by 10kW.
Read MoreKia’s ute has won a strong result from the national safety auditor, but it only stands for the four-wheel-drive dual cab. Other variants are unrated.
Read MoreNew drivetrain first used by sister brand now in Kia’s SUV, for price advantage.
Read MoreFive star score keeps EV3 on par with sister electric models.
Read MoreFive versions, all with common diesel automatic transmission and all-wheel-drive likely here from July.
Read MorePV5 Cargo edition will kick off involvement with impressive skateboard-style underpinning, with more in the wings.
Read MoreNow the EV3 has settled into play, can we count on also seeing its little brother here?
Read MoreImpressions of interest are being taken for the brand’s first electric sedan.
Read MoreKia’s familiar 1.6-litre petrol unit is a pepped version of a unit already serving Sorento and Sportage.
Read MoreNational distributor resolutely mum on local potential for EV5 van, EV4 medium car and city-specific EV2 concept.
Read MoreThe first of a series of different-sized, lookalike electric vans has been shown off - what chance for NZ?
Read MoreKia has further enlarged its electric car line-up with a compact hatch and sedan.
Read MoreThe Korean’s first electric vehicle built in China is arguably one of its most important. Delayed introduction was to address the dynamics.
Read MoreDouble cab offers tech, intriguing options packs as well as a startling appearance. Here in second half of 2025.
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