New Kia Tasman: Aussie-Centric Design For A Global Pickup
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Kia will launch the Tasman, its first pickup truck, in 2025 with a focus on the Australian market, known for its love of dual-cab utes. Australia's best-selling new vehicle last year was the same-sized Ford Ranger, followed by the Toyota Hilux. The company acknowledges the challenge of entering this crowded segment but plans to offer a diesel-powered option with towing and payload capacities suited for both work and family use. Kia officials have revealed that while the newly-confirmed 2025...

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