FINALLY!! - 2025 Kia Tasman Pickup 4x4 First Look Revealed!

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FINALLY!! - 2025 Kia Tasman Pickup 4x4 First Look Revealed!

The 2025 Tasman marks the debut of the Kia pickup truck. Its debut is scheduled for the latter half of 2024, and sales will begin in 2025. Midsize pickups like the Tasman are likely to compete with models from Ford and Toyota, among others, such as the Colorado, Hilux, and Ranger.

Although Kia has not revealed all of the details just yet, we do know that the Tasman will include an adjustable air suspension, a ladder-frame design, and a variety of automatic transmissions. We also expect a number of powertrain alternatives, such as diesel and gasoline engines.

Although the Tasman's development is mostly focused on the Australian market, other possible Asian markets including New Zealand and Korea are also being explored. All the way down to the name—which was chosen from a suggestion made by an employee—Kia Australia played a significant role in the Tasman's creation.
The Australian ute market is currently dominated by Toyota's HiLux and Ranger models, but that could change in 2025 when Kia unveils their new truck, which is rumoured to be called Tasman.Kia Australia's first dual-cab truck, the Tasman, will be the brand's best chance to overtake Ford and Mazda in the market.

The South Korean automaker Kia has been plotting this move for years, even though it's unexplored territory. Since the official release isn't set for until late 2024, what can we anticipate from their new rival to the popular Toyota HiLux, Ford Ranger, and Isuzu D-Max?
Here is all the information we have about the new ute, including its features, price, and engine specifications. Even though Kia hasn't officially released the name of the truck—which is likely Tasman—we still have all the details (Drive has learnt that the name may be confirmed this month).The Tasman is definitely not going to be the "dedicated" ute we mentioned earlier because it will be available with a diesel engine. This pickup might be seen as the "strategic" choice because it offers both ICE and EV powertrain options. The diesel variants are said to come with a body-on-frame double cab, a payload capacity of over 1,000 kg (2,204 lbs), and a tow rating of 3,500 kg (7,716 lbs).