Being a cab driver in New York means dealing with congested roadways and constant demand. At the recent auto show in that city, Kia unveiled a vehicle designed specifically for that turbulent atmosphere. The PV5 WAV design features a classic yellow and black paint job, wheelchair markings on the sides, and a boxy shape that compresses a lot of space into a small footprint.
Kia unveiled the PV5 Chassis Cab at Solutrans in Lyon, France last week, and the result is a quiet revolution for anyone transporting goods through congested city streets. This electric work truck is a significant step forward in the company’s pursuit for modular cars, vans, and trucks that can accomplish whatever job is required of them. This one measures less than 5 meters from bumper to bumper, making it easy to fit into compact urban spaces. Its turning circle is a convenient 5.5 meters, allowing you to glide past double-parked cabs without difficulty.
The 2026 Kia Carnival Hi Limousine doesn’t just up the ante for minivans – it creates a whole new category. It’s a minivan that feels like it’s ready to roll out the red carpet, with comfort and style that makes you rethink what a people-mover can be. With a new hybrid powertrain, sharper looks and an interior that rivals a high-end lounge, the Carnival Hi Limousine is Kia’s answer to the growing demand for spacious, upscale transport in markets like Korea and China.
Set to make its world premiere at the second Kia EV Day, which will be held in Tarragona, Spain, later this month, the production Kia PV5 passenger and cargo EVs break cover. The PV5 Cargo (above) features boxier profile for enhanced space efficiency while clean, modern aesthetics with a clear sense of order to each element elevate its design over traditional light commercial vehicles.
The 2026 Kia EV4 sedan and hatchback trims have been revealed ahead of their world premier. They are touted for their modern design and advanced technologies that resonate with lifestyle-focused buyers who are eager to explore.