The unnamed electric truck is claimed to have real off-road chops and “a robust towing system.” The Korean company also promises “advanced infotainment and safety features.” In the mid-to-long term, Kia intends to sell 90,000 units annually and grab a 7-percent market share.
However, speaking at EV Day, Kia’s President and CEO Ho Sung Song, didn’t rule out finding a way to get some sort of variant of PV5 into the country eventually, it’s a matter of looking at options as they unfold.
However, an adapter will be needed to charge at DC fast chargers with CCS plugs, like the vast majority of stalls operated by companies like EVgo, Electrify America and ChargePoint.
Elsewhere, the Tasman has dual wireless charging pads, a Harman Kardon sound system, a folding console table, and grab handles in the A-pillars.
