José Antonio López

3 days ago | thekoreancarblog.com | Jose Antonio Lopez |José Lopez |José Antonio López |Jose lOPEZ

Kia’s best-selling SUV, the Kia Sportage, has officially launched its most advanced version yet in Europe. With over 7 million units sold globally, the Sportage enters a new era in 2025, setting fresh benchmarks in design, technology, comfort, and electrified performance. Developed specifically for the European market, the latest iteration features a shortened wheelbase to better meet regional preferences—without sacrificing interior space.

4 days ago | thekoreancarblog.com | Jose Antonio Lopez |José Lopez |José Antonio López |Jose lOPEZ

The latest and most revealing spy shots have surfaced thanks to our colleagues at SH Proshots, capturing the Genesis GV60 Magma this time deep in the Austrian Alps, where it’s undergoing intense mountain testing. But what makes this sighting stand out is a clear sign of evolving development: the prototype has partially shed its front camouflage, likely in response to the extreme demands of high-altitude towing.

4 days ago | thekoreancarblog.com | Jose Antonio Lopez |José Lopez |José Antonio López |Jose lOPEZ

Kia continues to expand its high-performance electric lineup, and for the first time, the Kia EV4 GT has been caught testing near Hyundai-KIA R&D Center in Namyang. Spotted by our colleagues at Healer TV, the EV4 GT is shaping up to be a powerful and dynamic addition to Kia’s growing EV portfolio. The EV4 GT will significantly differentiate itself from the standard EV4, which features a front-wheel-drive layout.

4 days ago | thekoreancarblog.com | Jose Antonio Lopez |José Lopez |José Antonio López |Jose lOPEZ

In an expected shift in South Korea’s SUV market, the all-new Hyundai Palisade has climbed to the No. 2 spot in domestic sales for May, marking its strongest monthly performance since launch. With 7,682 units sold, the Palisade is now narrowly behind the long-time best-seller, Kia’s Sorento, which led the market with 7,734 units — a margin of just 52 vehicles.

5 days ago | thekoreancarblog.com | Jose Antonio Lopez |José Lopez |José Antonio López |Jose lOPEZ

Hyundai Motor Company has officially refuted recent reports suggesting it plans to raise vehicle prices in the United States in response to the Trump administration’s newly imposed 25 percent tariff on imported cars, according to The Korea Herald. The clarification came after a Bloomberg report on Thursday claimed Hyundai was preparing to increase U.S. retail prices by approximately 1 percent as early as next week.