Excitement Builds: 2025 Kia Tasman Pre-Orders Surge Ahead of Launch at Tynan Kia Sutherland

The team at Tynan Kia Sutherland is thrilled to share the latest update on Kia Australia’s highly anticipated new release — the 2025 Kia Tasman ute. As one of the most talked-about vehicle launches of the year, the Kia Tasman is already attracting huge attention from Australian drivers, and early pre-orders indicate a strong demand for Kia’s first entry into the competitive ute market.

Strong Early Demand for the Kia Tasman

Kia Australia has reported that nearly 2000 Australian customers have already placed pre-orders for the 2025 Kia Tasman ute ahead of its official arrival in showrooms this July. This early interest is particularly encouraging given that customers are yet to see the vehicle in person or take it for a test drive.

At Tynan Kia Sutherland, we've seen an incredible amount of interest and inquiries from local customers keen to secure their spot for this bold new model. The Tasman is poised to become a major player in the Australian ute market, competing against established models like the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger.

Kia's Sales Targets Show Confidence

According to Kia Australia’s head of product, Roland Rivero, the brand is on track to sell approximately 10,000 Tasman utes in 2025, which would represent about 4% of Australia’s competitive ute segment. By 2026, Kia aims to ramp up sales to 20,000 units annually, which would position Australia as the biggest global market for the Tasman — with roughly one-quarter of global production destined for Australian roads.

Rivero commented:

“We’ve always said around 10 per cent or 20,000 per annum. For this calendar year, we're looking at about half of that because we've only got half a year's worth, but as an ongoing running rate, 20,000 a year.”

High Interest Without Test Drives

Dean Norbiato, Kia Australia’s marketing chief, highlighted how impressive the early response has been:

“Without customers physically feeling, touching, sitting in the product, we're really encouraged by the early interest. Web traffic so far has been like no other vehicle that we’ve had.”

The strong online engagement and pre-order numbers reflect the buzz surrounding the Tasman’s unique design and Kia’s growing reputation for combining value, style, and performance.

Competitive Pricing for the 2025 Kia Tasman

One of the Tasman’s most attractive features is its competitive pricing. The entry-level Tasman S 4x2 will start from $42,990 plus on-road costs, making it an appealing option for buyers seeking a capable workhorse or adventure vehicle. The range-topping Tasman X-Pro 4x4 will be available from $74,990 plus on-road costs, offering premium features and advanced capability for off-road enthusiasts.

At Tynan Kia Sutherland, we’re ready to assist customers with pre-orders, trade-ins, finance options, and tailored packages to suit individual needs as the Tasman makes its way into our showroom.

Why Choose Tynan Kia Sutherland for Your Kia Tasman?

As one of Sydney’s leading Kia dealerships, Tynan Kia Sutherland offers:

• Expert knowledge on the entire Kia range, including the new Tasman ute.
• Competitive finance packages to help make your purchase simple and affordable.
• Trade-in valuations to make upgrading to the Tasman easier.
• Outstanding aftersales service and support from our Kia-trained technicians.

We’re passionate about helping our customers get behind the wheel of Kia’s most exciting new models, and the arrival of the 2025 Kia Tasman at Tynan Kia Sutherland is the perfect opportunity to explore Kia’s innovative approach to the ute market.

Secure Your Kia Tasman at Tynan Kia Sutherland Today

With high demand and limited initial supply, we encourage interested customers to contact us early to discuss pre-order options and secure their Kia Tasman ahead of its official showroom debut.

Visit Tynan Kia Sutherland or contact our team today to learn more about the 2025 Kia Tasman and discover why it’s one of the most highly anticipated new utes in Australia.

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Credit: Drive.com.au