Kia revolutionizes mobility at 2024 Asia Pacific EV Day with EV3 and bold concepts

Mr. Pablo Martinez Head of CX Design Sub-division expounding on Kia's customer experience strategy including online experience, in store and in car.

At the heart of this transformation lies the ambitious reveal of the Kia EV3, a compact SUV that brings the innovative spirit of Kia's flagship EV9 to a more accessible segment. Set to launch in select Asia Pacific markets in 2025, the EV3 embodies Kia's 'Opposites United' design philosophy with its distinctive blend of boxy rear fenders and a sleek, sloping roofline. But it's not just about looks – the EV3 packs serious technological prowess, built on the sophisticated E-GMP platform and featuring advanced driver assistance systems that push the boundaries of modern mobility.

Mr. Ki Seok Ahn, President & CEO of Kia Asia Pacific HQ, presenting the opening speech during the 2024 Kia EV Day _ Asia Pacific, where he explained upon the present and future for Kia in regards to EVs.

"This event represents a significant milestone in our journey towards a more sustainable future," says Ki Seok Ahn, President & CEO of Kia Asia Pacific HQ. His words reflect Kia's commitment to not just selling cars, but pioneering a greener tomorrow through innovative design and technology.

A closer look at the today and tomorrow of Kia EVs with [L-R] the new EV3 which made its debut presentation in the Asia Pacific market during the event and the EV4 Concept.

The event also offered a glimpse into Kia's vision of the future with the Kia Concept EV4 and Kia PV5. The EV4 concept particularly stands out as a bold reimagining of the electric sedan, merging earth-inspired aesthetics with cutting-edge technology to create what Kia calls "modern luxury." Meanwhile, the Kia PV5 Concept introduces the intriguing Platform Beyond Vehicle (PBV) approach, showcasing Kia's ability to think beyond traditional automotive constraints.

Mr. Kyung Hyun Park, Head of New Business Strategy Team, presenting Kia's PBV (Platform Beyond Vehicle) business strategy and highlighting the PV5 Concept.

Kia's ambitions are backed by concrete plans – the company aims to sell 1.6 million EVs annually by 2030, supported by six global EV production bases by 2025. It's a clear signal that Kia isn't just participating in the electric revolution; it's helping to lead it.

The Kia representatives present during the 2024 Kia EV Day Asia Pacific alongside the line up of existing, new and concept EV models.

The transformation is particularly evident in how far Kia has come since its 2021 rebrand. The minimalist new logo wasn't just a cosmetic change – it was a symbol of Kia's commitment to inspiring the EV revolution. With their latest showcase of cutting-edge electric vehicles and innovative technologies, Kia is proving that sustainable mobility can be both luxurious and accessible, setting new standards for what we should expect from the future of automotive design and technology.

For the modern gentleman who values both environmental consciousness and sophisticated design, Kia's evolving lineup represents an exciting proposition – one that doesn't compromise on style, performance, or sustainability. As the automotive world accelerates towards an electric future, Kia is ensuring it's not just along for the ride – it's helping to chart the course.