Kia Tasman
Overview
The Tasman is Kia’s first-ever pick-up truck. It is a direct rival to the Toyota Hilux and will also compete with the Isuzu V-Cross if launched in India. It will be available in both petrol and diesel engine options.
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| Model Year | 2027 |
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The Tasman is Kia’s first-ever pick-up truck. It is a direct rival to the Toyota Hilux and will also compete with the Isuzu V-Cross if launched in India. It will be available in both petrol and diesel engine options.
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The petrol Kia Tasman is powered by a 2.5-litre engine producing 277bhp and 421Nm torque. On the other hand, the 2.2-litre diesel unit churns out 207bhp and 441Nm torque. The petrol mill comes mated to an eight-speed automatic as standard, while the diesel gets the option of either an eight-speed automatic transmission or a six-speed manual gearbox. Read more
Convenience and Technology
The Tasman’s X-Line and X-Pro variants get all-wheel-drive as standard, while it is offered as an option in the base trim. There are three driving modes for the AWD variants including Eco, Smart, and Sport. Moreover, four terrain modes include Desert, Mud, Snow, and Rock. Furthermore, the X-Pro variant also gets an automatically engaging rear electronic locking differential and an X-Trek mode. Like most of the cars in Kia’s line-up, the Tasman also gets the entire ADAS suite. Read more
Exterior and Interior Styling
The Tasman sports vertically oriented headlights and C-shaped LED DRLs. The latter are integrated into the cladding above the front wheel arches. A familiar tiger nose grille is as seen on all new Kia vehicles with a massive front bumper and hood, lending it an imposing stance. The USP is the cargo bed offered in four configurations — Single Decker, Double Decker, Sports Bar, and Ladder Rack. There are two 12.3-inch screens inside, one for the digital instrument cluster and the other being the touchscreen infotainment. Then, there is a large panoramic sunroof, folding table on the centre console, wireless charging, and an eight-speaker Harmon Kardon premium audio system; among plenty of other features. Read more
Safety
The crash safety ratings for the Tasman have not been revealed yet, but it is expected to receive a five-star rating soon. Read more
Interior & Cargo Layout: The interior of the Tata Sierra is highly futuristic yet functional. The driver is greeted by a multi-screen cockpit that offers crisp graphics and fluid animations. The layout is clean, with minimal physical buttons. Passengers in the back enjoy excellent legroom, and the large panoramic roof adds to the airy feel of the cabin. Boot space is competitive and expandable via 60:40 split rear folding seats.
Value & Verdict: When comparing the features and driving dynamics against its mid-size competitors, the Sierra represents a solid proposition. Its blend of safety, design flair, and rich features makes it one of the most compelling options for buyers wanting a standout vehicle.
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