When Kia launched the Tasman, it became the Korean brand's first real attempt at building a truck designed for personal and ...

Electric pickup trucks are slowly gaining ground as one of the most hotly anticipated new segments to spawn from the industry's push toward full electrification. Some of these will come from ...

Another PV5 variant, the open-bed version, was recently spotted in public in South Korea. Although we’ve seen it a few times ...

Some say the AI-generated renderings of a new military Tasman pickup accidentally improved the design that inspired them ...

Kia reinforces the Tasman pickup with military-grade toughness to conquer the harshest off-road conditions for defense forces and emergency services.

While the United States is and has always been a major market for automotive dealings, sometimes big brands like Mercedes-Benz and others pass us up with their newest cars and trucks. Why exactly this ...

Kia's new electric cargo van managed to nearly double its claimed range while carrying a 1,466 lb payload on public roads, no ...

The arrival of a pickup truck from South Korean automaker Kia has been the subject of speculation for years. As far back as 2004, the company teased a concept truck that never came to fruition.

Just like Hyundai, Kia is riding the wave of success after an excellent sales performance last year. Naturally, the South Korean company is pushing forward with developments in key sectors. Everyone ...

On March 3rd, 2022, during the Kia CEO Investor Day, the South Korean automaker said that it plans to launch “at least two BEVs per year” in order to build a lineup of 14 battery-electric vehicles by ...

Kia is gearing up to launch an all-electric mid-size pickup truck in the United States. A mule wearing some heavy black camouflage and what seem like EV9 headlights and Santa Cruz taillights was ...

Automaker Kia is working on prototype pickup trucks, and one has been spotted out in the wild in Korea. Both kia_club_official and Bobaedream were quick to the news and pictures: Obviously, details ...