The New Kia PV7

Available in Cargo and Passenger variants, the PV7 combines electric performance, flexible interior space and connected technology to support a wide range of business and mobility applications. Built on Kia’s PBV-dedicated E-GMP.S architecture, it features a flat-floor design that maximises interior space and flexibility, along with solutions that help customers achieve greater productivity in their day-to-day operations and drive stronger business outcomes. Kia will launch the PV7 in Korea and Europe in 2027.

Building on the foundation established by the PV5, named the 2026 International Van of the Year, the PV7 expands the scale and scope of Kia’s PBV offering. Its larger dimensions and broader application potential enable Kia to serve a wider range of customer needs, from fleet, logistics and shuttle operations to small- and medium-sized businesses and personal mobility. Kia’s PV7 strategy is built around three business-focused pillars: hardware, software and service.

PV7 Cargo: Designed for logistics, delivery, fleet and small- and medium-sized business operations, the PV7 Cargo is available in 2- and 3-seat configurations globally and prioritises capacity, accessibility and efficiency. The Cargo Long model offers up to 6.1m³ of cargo space (VDA standard), while the Cargo High Roof provides up to 8.0m³. Maximum payload capacity is rated at up to 1,165kg for the Long and up to 1,200kg for the Compact variant. The Long model features a 550mm loading height and capacity for up to three Euro pallets (800×1,200mm). A dedicated heavy-load driving mode adapts vehicle performance to varying payload conditions, helping maintain stability under substantial loads.

PV7 Passenger: Designed for crew transport, shuttle and rental services, tourism and family use, the PV7 Passenger combines comfort with exceptional versatility. Accommodating up to nine occupants, with a variety of seating configurations designed to support different passenger and operational requirements.

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