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Kia America has announced pricing on the 2027 Sorento ICE powertrain. The base LX trim price increases by only $200. Changes are minimal, carrying over several previous model year updates. The most notable change for 2027 is the inclusion of Jade Black Green and the deletion of Jungle Green. This new hue has performed well on the new Telluride, and so its availability has been expanded to the 2027 Sorento.

Kia America continues on the path to the brand's fourth consecutive annual sales record, posting both best-ever September and best-ever any-quarter sales totals in company history. Kia's new September sales records for overall – 77,009 units – and retail – 70,429 units – represent 18 and 19 percent increases respectively over the previous September highs and pushed Kia's third quarter total sales to 236,659 units, an increase of 8 percent over the previous third quarter sales record. Retail sale

Kia America has announced pricing for the 2027 Kia K4 compact sedan and the 2027 K4 Hatchback. With two distinct body styles, a choice of naturally aspirated and turbocharged powertrains, and a wide range of available technology and convenience features, the K4 and K4 Hatchback continue to build on the momentum of Kia's compact car lineup.

Ionna also claims that it’s now the largest 400-kW EV charging network operator in U.S.

Kia earned two category wins at the Northwest Automotive Press Association's (NWAPA) Drive Revolution vehicle awards program, with the 2027 Kia Telluride HEV named Best Hybrid Vehicle and the 2026 Kia K4 Hatchback earning Best Value honors.

Kia America has announced pricing for the 2027 Kia K5, the brand's boldly styled midsize sedan that pairs advanced technology with engaging performance and everyday refinement. With 17 standard collision avoidance and driver assistance features1 across the lineup, the 2027 K5 is designed to inspire confidence behind the wheel while providing the comfort, convenience and technology that today's drivers expect.

A federal appeals court is giving about 200 insurers another shot at recovering losses from the Hyundai–Kia theft crisis.

General Motors (NYSE:GM) faces a gap in its US vehicle lineup as demand for hybrid models increases, with some dealers reporting that customers are choosing competing brands offering more fuel-efficient options. Florida car dealer Bill Wallace, who operates 16 dealerships representing brands including Hyundai, Kia, Mazda, Chevrolet and Cadillac, said most customers have recently been asking about hybrid vehicles.

Insurers can sue Korean automakers Kia and Hyundai for payouts on theft-prone car models, the appellate court ruled. Such thefts are likely to plague the state into the 2040s, a new UCLA study showed.