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If the Chinese brand gives the green light to the potent V6 turbo hybrid model, it’ll not only become the company’s new flagship, but it’ll also set a new milestone as its most expensive model by a decent margin.
If the Chinese brand gives the green light to the potent V6 turbo hybrid model, it’ll not only become the company’s new flagship, but it’ll also set a new milestone as its most expensive model by a decent margin.
Kia is gearing up to unveil its first-ever pickup truck, the Hilux rivalling Tasman that will see a global debut in the coming months. Ahead of its full reveal, Kia has teased the Tasman, wrapped in a unique camouflage developed in collaboration with New Zealand-based artist Richard Boyd-Dunlop, inspired by Australia’s diverse landscapes.
Kia's long-rumored entry into the global pickup segment is around the corner. Called Tasman, the truck was designed to compete head-to-head against the Ford Ranger and the Toyota Hilux, among other models, and a colorful preview gives us a better idea of what to expect.
Kia is currently working on its first-ever pickup truck, something to compete with the midsize Ford Ranger and Toyota Hilux in many markets around the world. It's called the Tasman, but it's not due to be sold in the United States—which makes it all the more curious why recent spy photos and videos have depicted it cruising around the Mojave Desert. What is it doing here?
LONDON — Automakers from General Motors to Volvo Cars, alongside utilities and charging app operators are calculating their financial cut as EVs that allow their owners to sell power back to grids become a more realistic prospect.
The sixth-generation Triton, which we rated as 8/10 in our launch review last month, scored highly in ANCAP’s physical crash tests and recorded strong results for both front passages and child dummies in the second row.
A new TV commercial published to Youtube has today confirmed the Tasman name to the public and also given us an official arrival date of 2025.