KGM intent on continuing in NZ
/Outgoing distributor clarifies brand’s position; discusses another make under regional spotlight.
Read MoreOutgoing distributor clarifies brand’s position; discusses another make under regional spotlight.
Read MoreBattery assist with petrol back-up represents a new direction for KGM crossover.
Read MoreBattery assist with petrol back-up is new direction for KGM crossover.
Read MoreKGM’s coupe-like alternate to Torres sports utility could come in two levels of specification.
Read MoreValue of a good ANCAP rating enforced with Seoul high-ups.
Read MoreKGM’s electric O100 ute is a twin-motor tray deck based off the soon-to-launch Torres EVX with close to 500kms’ range.
Read MoreSwitchover to new identity kicks off with new SUV but also means badge changes for NZ-familiar fare from get-go.
Read MoreThe brand previously known as SsangYong has big plans - and a core product development partner.
Read MoreSsangYong’s first new model for four years revealed.
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