Kia is upping the number of pickup truck models it makes, taking it from one to two. Last year, the company announced its ...

Kia got into the truck game with the Tasman, but now it wants some of America's pie with an upcoming electric mid-sizer.

As it turns out, that doesn't mean American buyers will miss out on a truck from Kia, however. During an investor day ...

At Kia's CEO investor day in Seoul this week, the company officially announced that an electric pickup designed for North ...

But how soon will it arrive, and are sales targets overly ambitious? This pickup is part of the brand’s EV push.

After years of hints and reporting suggesting that Kia has been considering producing an all-electric pickup truck, hard confirmation finally landed at an event hosted by the automaker in Korea.

Kia has officially confirmed plans to bring a fully electric pickup truck to North America, marking a shift in narrative away ...

Kia’s bold move signals how serious the brand is about cracking the last true stronghold of the American auto market.

Kia confirmed a North American-bound electric pickup is coming. The automaker wants to sell 90,000 units per year, more than double F-150 Lightning sales This suggests the new EV will be smaller ...

Kia plans to eventually sell 90,000 all-electric pickups a year in North America, as the South Korean carmaker diversifies its product lineup as electric vehicle demand softens. News of the ...

Despite its polarizing design, Kia considers the truck a success and is celebrating by releasing a second pickup truck: an electric vehicle that, unlike the Tasman, is coming to North America.