
Kia has fully unveiled its new PV5 electric van.
Depending on spec, the van will be available with a choice of 43.5kWh, 51.5kWh, and 71.2kWh batteries, with a range of up to 248 miles between charges, and a 10-80% battery charge possible in 30 minutes. Power comes from a 163hp electric motor.
The model has been unveiled with Cargo, Chassis Cab, and Passenger variants.
The Cargo (panel van) comes with a choice of Standard, Long, and High-roof bodies, with the High-roof also available as a walk-through version.
Maximum cargo capacity is 5.1m3, with space for two Euro pallets.
The Cargo Long version measures 4,695mm in length and 1,895mm in width, with a 2,995mm wheelbase.
The Chassis Cab PV5 is said to have been developed to support a diverse range of conversions, while the Passenger version features three rows of seating, and is said to have been developed with ride-hailing use cases in mind.
Future variants set to join the PV5 range include Crew, Drop Side, Box Van, and Freezer Box.
Cabin equipment includes a 7in instrument cluster and a 12.9in navigation screen, with Android Automotive-based infotainment.
The PV5 is set to open for pre-orders in Korean and European markets in the first half of this year, with sales then beginning in the second half of the year. Full UK specs and prices are yet to be announced.