Kia confirmed the truck for Australia to fight the Toyota Hilux, but could the American market be next? The last decade or so ...

Kia Kia is a South Korean automaker headquartered in Seoul. It was originally founded in 1944 as a bicycle manufacturer which later built small motorcycles, and Mazda-licensed trucks and cars.

Kia could sell the truck in Asia, Australia and other markets where the international version of the Ranger and Hilux are offered. Will it ever see the U.S. market if this is the case?

Kia says in a press release that the new truck will go to "markets such as Korea, Australia, Africa, and the Middle East," but makes no mention of the U.S. yet.

Kia does have a potential candidate for high-performance mid-size pickup truck greatness – the fresh electric supercharged 3.5-liter V6 unit packing up to 409 horsepower.

Any Kia EV truck is going to need to be just as, if not even more reliable than what the American hardware from Stellantis, GM, and Ford are packing. 426 horsepower (318 kW /432 PS) with the ...

Kia said that it will start putting more effort into high-performance variants starting with the EV6 GT. After that, it will expand the GT badge to all its battery-electric vehicles.

In the event that Kia does a midsize truck instead, the Telluride's 3.8-liter V-6 should be adequate for hauling and towing your toys.

Kia has made trucks before, but not the type you’re likely to spot at Home Depot in Salt Lake City. In some markets, the firm has sold a cab-forward pickup called Bongo (or, in some countries, K ...

The Kia SUV is a substantial 196.9 inches long, a few inches shy of those trucks' lengths, but we figure Kia would add some rear overhang to the Telluride pickup to give it a useful-sized bed that ...