The Kia PV7 teased ahead of World Premiere at IAA Transportation

• Kia releases teaser images and video providing a first look at the PV7, the second model in the brand’s all-electric Platform Beyond Vehicle (PBV) lineup
• PV7 expands Kia’s PBV lineup into the light commercial vehicle (LCV) segment, broadening the brand’s business-optimised electric mobility offering

• Kia PV7 to make its global debut at IAA Transportation in Hannover, Germany, September 14, 20261
• In addition, Kia to demonstrate real-world use cases and conversion flexibility of the PV5 at IAA in Hannover Kia Corporation (Kia) today unveiled teaser images and video of the Kia PV7, the brand’s second dedicated, all-electric Platform Beyond Vehicle (PBV) model, ahead of its global debut at IAA Transportation in September.

Expanding Kia’s PBV lineup into the light commercial vehicle (LCV) segment, the PV7 delivers increased space and capability beyond the PV5, meeting the evolving needs of business customers across a broader range of commercial and lifestyle use cases.

The teaser images place the PV7 in a range of everyday settings, showcasing its adaptability across different lifestyles and work scenarios. Its one-box profile combines balanced proportions with a robust, confident stance, while the black hood and pillar garnish create a sharp contrast with the body colour. Together with Kia’s signature front and rear lamp graphics, these elements reinforce the distinctive design identity of Kia PBVs.

The Kia PV7 will make its global debut at IAA Transportation in Hannover, Germany, September 14, 2026. Recognised as the world’s leading commercial vehicle exhibition, the event will also see Kia showcase a range of PV5 derivatives, highlighting the scalability of the brand’s PBV strategy and its continued expansion across multiple customer applications.

PV5 real-world use cases and conversion flexibility
In addition to the global debut of the PV7, Kia will present the latest variants of the PV5, first launched in 2025. At IAA, Kia will showcase a wide range of flexible body types, including PV5 Cargo L2/H2, PV5 Cargo L1/H1, PV5 Chassis, PV5 Passenger 7-seat, PV5 WAV (Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle) and PV5 Food Truck – demonstrating the platform’s adaptability across diverse business applications.

Designed from the ground up as an electric commercial vehicle, the PV5 line-up prioritises usability and efficiency in real operating conditions. Features such as a tight turning radius for urban environments, a low cargo loading height to reduce operator strain and modular body architecture to simplify repairs all contribute to reduced downtime and improved total cost of ownership.
Photo credit: Kia
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