The Kia Venga is a B-segment MPV model designed for the European market and focused on interior space and practicality. The design is based on the No3 Concept presented at Geneva 2009. It will go on sale within this year.

Kia Motors has released the first renderings of its new premium sedan - codenamed 'VG' - with an exterior design based on the new principle of 'sophistication by simplicity'. It will go on sale at the end of the year and will replace the Opirus/Amanti model.

Kia has unveiled the first renderings of the KND-5 Concept, which debuted at the Seoul Motor Show and previews the company's first near-luxury sedan VG which will be launched in late 2009.

Kia has unveiled the first images of the No3 Concept, a compact car designed by the company's European design team ad focused on flexibility and fun. It will debut at the Geneva Motor Show.

Kia has unveiled some preview images of the Forte sedan, which will replace the Spectra model in the US and Canadian market. The design is based on the 2008 Koup Concept.

Kia has inaugurated its Corporate Hedquartes and the Kia Design Center America (KDCA) which are part of the U.S. Corporate Campus, a facility located in Irvine, California, which required a capital investment of $130-million.

Kia has revealed the first images of its all-new compact mode, which will retain the spirit and name of the Soul concept cars shown earlier this year at the Geneva Motor Show and the original concept which debuted at the 2006 Detroit Motor Show.

Designed at the Kia Motors America Design Center in Irvine, Califorina, the Koup concept illustrates the design direction of the brand's future models, with a dynamic and fluid exterior design and a sleek and realistic interior.

Kia has announced it will present three new concept cars at the Geneva Motor Show which preview the brand's future directions in terms of product customization and appeal to customers.

Kia Motors Corporation has unveiled a second preview image of the concept car that will debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The release includes new comments by Peter Schreyer.