The Kia Tasman with Tow Mode | ShortsCars

On top of Tasman Town’s tallest peak, Buck the Broncos’ mascot has escaped. Will Australia’s toughest sporting legends and their Tasman bring Buck home?

PUP essentials X-TREK mode
The Kia Tasman is ready to assist you to overcome some of the most challenging paths. The specially designed X-TREK mode enables stable, constant driving through low-speed cruising, allowing off-road enthusiasts to easily break through rough and demanding terrains.

Ground View Monitor
The Ground View Monitor shows a clear view of right in front of the vehicle, ensuring a safer pass through challenging off-roads.

Towing capacity
With towing capacity up to 3,500 kg, the Kia Tasman expands your options at both work and leisure by towing big and heavy loads. ADAS features, such as Lane Forward Assistance 2(LFA2), also offer safer and advanced towing experience. *The trailer towing scenes are intended for advertising purposes. Compliance with national regulations and Owner's Manual is required when using actual relevant features.

Spacious 2nd row
The Kia Tasman is more than a cargo vehicle, but also a family car that supports your quality time with your beloved ones. The largest 2nd row space in its class offers your family and friends a relaxing, comfortable journey.

X-Pro
The Kia Tasman X-Pro for off-road enthusiasts. X-Pro enables increased capability in more challenging conditions with the off-road specialized Terrain Mode, a higher ground clearance and a finely-tuned suspension.

X-Line
X-Line is prepared for those who desire the distinctive design of X-Pro.

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- From the worst exterior design to the most beautiful kickass design! They should choose this one, not the previous one.

- Build this version! Please take the black garnish of the bonnet and the faux roof racks. These Tasmans look 👍

- Love this.. Stuff the 3.3L V6 from the Stinger in it or a torquey V6 diesel, and the Raptor would have some serious competition.

- Kia bring this trim to America and add 40hp. I would love to buy one of these built like this with more power.

- Kia's new design philosophy is recognizable and it looks good on almost their entire lineup. But with the Kia Tasman it feels like they tried too hard, ending up with awkward proportions and shapes. Maybe the second gen will be more refined.