Camelback Kia Blog - News & Events

 

There's a saying that all good things must come to an end. In the auto world, that saying often applies to retiring vehicles. At the end of the 2025 model year, Kia announced that it would retire the spunky Soul from its vehicle lineup. However, the automaker will continue to honor the Soul's original personality, capability, and all the unique attributes it brought to the Kia lineup.

 

Kia is a global leader in the automotive world, and it recently added another accomplishment to its lengthy list. Kia's all-electric vehicle, the EV9, has earned the Mass Market award in the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Tech Experience Index Study. The 2025 EV9 earned this recognition for its one-pedal driving system that drivers find efficient, convenient, and user-friendly.

Vincentric's Best Fleet Value in America award is a highly coveted award within the auto industry. As a data, knowledge, and insight provider, Vincentric examines the "Dynamic Cost to Own" of different vehicles. Dozens of organizations use Vincentric data to gain more insight into the total costs of models like the Kia EV9.
 

The latest Financial Times' Future of the Car Summit featured a fascinating debut: the Kia PV5 WAV (Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle). As anyone with mobility issues already knows, it's difficult to find vehicles that accommodate one's unique needs. Just any regular EV won't do. Kia saw this need and designed their PV5 WAV to meet the needs of all valued customers.
 

Kia America recently celebrated the sale of one million certified pre-owned vehicles. While selling a million of any type of vehicle is impressive, certified pre-owned car, truck, and SUV sales are meaningful in their own right.

Kia supports a lot of great causes in the United States, and they've just added another worthy cause to their legacy. On March 21st, Kia announced that it would be working with The Nature Conservancy. This organization works hard at freshwater conservation and other causes that help improve the environmental conditions in the world. This isn't the first time Kia has taken an interest in environmental and community causes, but it is the first time they've worked with The Nature Conservancy.
 

IONNA - the joint venture funded by leading automakers such as BMW, General Motors, Kia, and Honda - recently announced its transition from public beta testing to full-scale national release.

The Kia EV9 continues to rack up the accolades. It was recently named Cars.com's Best Electric Vehicle of 2025. Not only does this electric-powered luxury SUV offer great comfort for the entire family, but it's also remarkably practical. Striking exterior styling and an attractive starting price make the vehicle even more appealing. Let's take a closer look at what Cars.com's team loved about the new EV9.

 

In addition to simply unveiling a new car for the 2025 model year, Kia has managed to produce a sedan that has also earned top safety ratings. The new 2025 Kia K4 has earned a Top Safety Pick (TSP) award from the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS).

 

Over the years, the Kia Telluride has racked up a long list of standout accolades. This popular family vehicle was recently recognized by the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. ALG Residual Value Awards. For the fourth consecutive year, it snagged the top spot in the Midsize SUVs with 3-row seating category. This is a testament to Kia’s commitment to developing high-quality vehicles that will keep customers happy for years to come. No other SUV in the segment maintains a higher percentage of its M.S.R.P. after three years of ownership.