Brand: Kia

Among the anticipated reveals is the Kia EV4, which was first shown as a concept in 2023

EV6’s front end has never really suited it, but now features the brand’s "Star Map" lighting signature.

The Kia EV3 promises to set a benchmark for compact electric SUVs. EV3 is packed with features to make it an instant favourite as well as being value for money

Kia has officially unveiled the Tasman, a vehicle purpose-built for the unique demands of Australian drivers

The EV5’s design isn’t just about good looks, although it’s definitely got those. Kia’s signature “Opposites United” design language gives it a robust front end, sleek folding door handles, and futuristic “Star Map” LED lighting.

for this review, we move to the Sportage and the unique features that Sportage HEV (hybrid electric vehicles) models have secreted within

Kia's EV3 compact SUV, unveiled earlier this year, is Kia’s promise of a cleaner, more accessible future. With a WLTP range of up to 600 km and rapid charging capabilities

If KIA wants a crack at the top spot, it needs a ute. After years of denial, the Tasman is about to come out of the closet.

EV3 has been lavished with all of the Hyundai Group’s latest whiz-bangery including driver and safety aids, and an AI assistant which promises to actually be intelligent

Following the launch of the EV6 and EV9, Kia's EV3 teaser pictures have sparked widespread interest and speculation. With its

Kia EV9 is in the luxury price bracket with the range topper being 120grand. It’s true, much of the money is spent on the 99.8kWh battery and that doesn’t leave a lot for Kia to put into the rest of the car. How then, does Kia manage a premium feeling in a cabin that has…

EV9 is not a sports car. Although frisky at the traffic lights, tight cornering is best taken with less gusto. On very smooth roads, the ride is perfect and cabin near silent creating a wraith-like sense of Zen.