Kia Sets Global Sales Target of 3.35 Million Units for 2026
2026-01-05 14:50
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On January 5, South Korean automaker Kia Corporation announced a new sales target in a regulatory filing. The document shows that the company plans to achieve global vehicle sales of 3.35 million units in 2026. Compared to its 2025 sales target of 3.22 million units, this new goal represents an expected growth of approximately 4.2%.
The company is expected to announce its global sales performance data for the full year 2025 later on the same day. This newly set 2026 sales target reflects Kia's strategic planning and expectations for future market development.
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