Apart from providing families and individuals with modern cars that fit their needs, Kia’s Promise to Care campaign also provides solutions for businesses specifically those in cargo and people moving.
The Kia K2500 is a ready work truck that’s easy on the eyes and light on the pocket, without compromising on function. It allows you to transport more people and cargo without sacrificing the comfort of any occupant. There’s space for the front passengers’ belongings on the dashboard, plus power windows, cupholders, and vinyl seats that can hold up over time. It’s available in a number of configurations, ensuring you can find the one that best fits your demands.
The Karga variant can seat up to 18 people, with strong air conditioning at the rear cabin. It’s alter-ego, the Kargo, lets go of the rear amenities in exchange for space and maximizing the 825kg load capacity. It’s also available as a Cargo van, a single or double cab in either cab and chassis or dropside pickup configurations.
Powering the K2500 is a 2.5L CRDi Euro 4-compliant diesel engine that puts out 130ps at 3,800 rpm and 255Nm of torque from 1,500 to 3,500 rpm, coupled to a 6-speed manual transmission, ensuring fuel economy even at the speed limit. It’s also available in a 4×4 variant for those who face unpaved roads daily.
It’s versatility in configuration allows it to be of service to barangay halls, cities, as an ambulance, school service, delivery van, and more. Combine that with its powertrain that’s tough enough for rough-roading, and the K2500 ensures you can cover more ground and reach more people.
“Catering to hardworking business owners engaged in the delivery service industry, the Kia K2500 is one of the ways Kia Philippines Promises to Care. It is spec’d and packed with features that make life easier for the daily grind,” says Manny Aligada, Kia Philippines president.
Both 4×2 and 4×4 variants of the K2500 are currently available this December with up to an P80,000 price cut. It comes with a three-year/110,000-km warranty and 24/7 roadside assistance that’s free for the first five years. This includes emergency towing, minor onsite repair, medical assistance, personal assistance and information services.
The Kia K2500 is already available in Kia dealerships nationwide and you can learn more about it on Kia Philippines’ website. And while every Kia dealership practices safety protocols to ensure you are protected whenever you visit, they have also kept up with the times and now offer alternative in bringing Kia’s vehicles straight to your homes.
This led to the launch of the Kia virtual showroom—an online display area where Kia’s vehicles have been lined up to help customers pick the fitting model to suit their needs. The launch of the online platform complemented the wide expansion of the dealer network throughout the year. From the strategically placed 30 dealerships around the country, the Ayala-backed Kia Philippines now has a total of 38 facilities to better serve both long-time and new followers of the brand.
