There was a time in the not-so-distant past when Kia was at the bottom of the automotive hierarchy. Things have changed however, in particular with the era of electrification; here in 2024, the brand is building some of the most compelling electric vehicles on offer.

Kia’s president has described a €20,000 EV as the company’s “next, next target.” Before the arrival of this model, Kia will launch a Rio-sized supermini known as the EV2. An electric successor to the Stinger is still in the early stages of planning.

The electric Stinger GT may not use the same E-GMP architecture that underpins Kia SUVs like the EV6 and EV9. Instead, Kia could adopt Hyundai’s new Integrated Modular Architect

Kia reportedly hasn't given up on the idea of replacing its sporty Stinger with a new electric vehicle intended as a halo car for the brand.

Kia is reportedly planning to expand its EV lineup, including bringing back the Stinger GT as an electric vehicle. Kia's president, Ho-sung Song, highlights the importance of a new Stinger GT successor as a halo car for the brand.

Kia wants to change the game with a series of cheaper EVs set to hit the market. Several are already rolling out, like the new EV3, but Kia aims to lower the bar further with a new entry-level EV, starting around $22,