By enabling unprecedented levels of flexibility, Kia’s PBV models will redefine how customers can live their lives. Boundary-pushing design will create new vehicle interiors for a better future and will expand to both mobile and stationary spaces, enhancing daily life, work, and leisure.

Since the brand’s relaunch in 2021, Kia has embarked on a journey to adapt effectively to the rapidly changing market through its Plan S strategy. With award-winning models including the EV6 and EV9 having helped to successfully establish the company as a leader in the design and manufacture of EVs, Kia aims to solidify its position as a top-tier sustainable mobility solutions provider by 2030 through the launch of subsequent vehicles, such as the EV3, and EV4. In pursuit of achieving its vision and meeting diverse customer needs, Kia’s brand relaunch has led additionally to a transition towards a sustainable customer-centric management system.

During the course of this transformation, Kia has achieved a number of significant sustainability goals on its roadmap to becoming a sustainable mobility solutions provider, including the implementation of 10 must-have sustainability items to be applied to all new Kia lines to achieve sustainability at scale.

Kia’s PBV strategy further facilitates the brand’s climate objectives by allowing PBVs to distribute responsibly generated hydrogen and electricity directly to infrastructure. This not only reduces the environmental impact associated with traditional power plants and fossil fuels but also ensures a cost-effective and reliable supply of electricity throughout the city.