The Kia Tasman is Kia's first-ever pickup truck ... The X-Pro model boasts enhanced off-road capability with 252mm ground ...

The Kia Tasman ... options, the Tasman can also be optioned with a flat steel bed and numerous accessories like a sports bar and a ladder rack. If you've got work at 1 but off-roading at 8 ...

The off-road focused X-Pro edition of the Kia Tasman boasts special 17-inch wheels, extra ground clearance, a rear electronic locking differential and specialized off-roading driving modes.

It makes sense since an adventure off-road pickup like the Gladiator is exactly what Kia is going for. The Tasman is a ...

An all-electric version is in development. Likewise, Kia will offer a dedicated off-road trim on the Tasman. This is said to have lifted suspension, with up to 9.5 inches in ground clearance ...

The off-road focused X-Pro edition of the Kia Tasman boasts special 17-inch wheels, extra ground clearance, a rear electronic locking differential and specialized off-roading driving modes. Kia The ...

The first shipments of the Kia Tasman are due in Australian showrooms ... a road-oriented X-Line variant, and an off-road-focused flagship X-Pro with all-terrain tyres – in dual-cab pick-up ...

There was fierce competition between the Kia Tasman and the Toyota Prado as the most-read-about car on Drive in 2024, with ...

The Kia's wheelbase is 3.2 inches shorter, which is why its rear overhang appears so much longer than the Toyota's. Kia will offer the Tasman in an off-road-y X-Pro trim, which is the version with the ...

The Kia Tasman is all but confirmed to powered by the Korean brand's tried-but-true 2.2-litre turbo-diesel four-cylinder engine. In the Kia Carnival people mover, it produces 148kW of power and 440Nm ...

Say what you want but the Kia Tasman double cab certainly isn’t a wallflower. When pictures first started to emerge of the Korean manufacturers' attempt to disrupt the bakkie market comments ...

The Kia Tasman was named after Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, the man credited as the first European to 'discover' Tasmania, after who it is named. Disclaimer: You acknowledge and agree that all answers ...