SUVs «KIA»

All KIA crossovers sedans hatchbacks station wagons minivans sports cars Kom.Tehnika This company is the oldest South Korean car manufacturer - it was founded on June 9, 1944 and originally produced parts for bicycles. The name "KIA" comes from the Sino-Korean words "ki" (to leave) and "a" (Asia), which translates as "to go from Asia to the world."

The official slogan of this South Korean automaker is “The Power to Surprise”, which means “The Art of Surprising” in Russian. KIA is the second automaker in South Korea and the seventh on the world stage. In 1957, the South Koreans mastered the production of bicycles, in 1962 - trucks, and in 1974 - cars. The company released its first car of its own design only in 2000 - it was the Rio model. In 1974, KIA released the first Korean car, the Brisa, but under license from the Japanese company Mazda. South Koreans passed the mark of 1 million cars produced in 1988, and 10 million in 2002. It is the South Korean automaker that has the world's largest car assembly plant, which

located in Ulsan.

 

KIA Mohave

The radically updated Ram SUV was presented to the general public in August 2019. As a result of restyling, the car has noticeably changed on the outside, completely changed inside and received new options, but the technology has remained virtually unchanged.

'Good old KIA Mohave'

This mid-size SUV debuted in 2008, has been updated infrequently and sparingly - as a result, it was not in great demand. But thanks to its framed design, rugged looks, spacious interior and good diesel engine under the hood, it sold steadily.

KIA Sorento I SUV

The first generation, then still a frame SUV, boasts the presence of a really “frame” (an important point for some drivers), a decent choice of engines (“diesel” / “gasoline”) and the presence of a differential lock. However, it also has disadvantages...

KIA Sportage 1st generations

The compact SUV from South Korea in its first incarnation was based on the Mazda Bongo platform. This car was not just "affordable", it was a great compromise for those who are equally "on the pavement" and off it.