Kia Records Highest Sales Ever in Q1 2025, Surpassing Previous Record
Kia achieved record sales in Q1 2025, selling 772,351 vehicles globally, fueled by its expanding electric vehicle lineup and a successful brand overhaul

- April 5, 2025
- Updated: April 5, 2025 at 4:51 PM

Kia has achieved remarkable success in the first quarter of 2025, recording its highest sales performance since the company began selling vehicles in 1962.
The South Korean automaker sold a total of 772,351 vehicles during this period, surpassing its previous record of 765,100 set in the same quarter last year.
This growth is attributed to several factors, including a significant brand overhaul in 2021 that introduced a new logo and slogan, which has resonated well with consumers.
Record-Breaking Q1 for Kia: 772,351 Vehicles Sold Amid Electric Revolution
Of the total sales, 637,051 vehicles were sold in international markets, with 134,412 units sold domestically in South Korea. In addition to these figures, Kia recorded the sale of 888 “special vehicles” in Q1 2025, further showcasing the strength of its product lineup.
This milestone follows two consecutive years of record global sales in 2023 and 2024, signaling a robust upward trend for the brand.
Central to Kia’s strategy is its growing electric vehicle (EV) portfolio, which includes the recently launched EV5 and the upcoming EV4. The EV5, a compact electric SUV, debuted in China in late 2023, starting at around $20,000, while the EV4, Kia’s first electric sedan, is set to launch globally later this year. Pre-orders for the EV4 are now open in Korea, priced under $30,000.
Kia is not only expanding its electric vehicle offerings but also ramping up production of its popular EV6 and EV9 models in the United States to enhance its presence in this critical market. Additionally, plans are underway for a new lineup of electric vans, starting with the midsize PV5, which aims to compete with established models like the Volkswagen ID.Buzz.
With these initiatives, Kia is well-positioned to sustain its sales momentum and meet rising consumer demand for innovative, efficient electric vehicles.
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