Kia is Korea’s second-largest automobile manufacturer, after parent company, Hyundai. In Australia the brand offered the first seven-year warranty, and has moved itself out from budget beginnings to one of Australia’s top-selling brands with a range of high-tech SUVs and electric vehicles.
The Kia Tasman S represents the business end, literally, of the Tasman range. While it may be focused on fleets, could the entry-level Tasman be good enough for private buyers?
Micro car sales have been on a downward trajectory since the category was introduced. But do the pint-sized heroes have some horsepower left in them yet?
Customising your car just went Disney, with the media giant bringing its characters to Kia's navigation screens. But will Aussies be able to share the magic?
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