Vehicle manufacturer Kia Corp. (000270.KS), on Friday announced an increase in the global sales for July 2025 as robust demand for electric and hybrid models offset ebbing volumes in the domestic Korean market.
Total sales slightly increased to 262,705 units from 261,798 units last year.
Korea sales marginally decreased to 45,017 units from 46,010 units in the previous year.
Overseas sales increased to 217,188 units from 215,188 units in the previous year.
Special Purpose Vehicle sales declined to 500 units from 600 units compared to the previous year.
Kia said that it continues to accelerate growth and strengthen its global electrification leadership by leveraging customer-centric strategies and strategic investments.
Kia plans to maintain its performance with upcoming EV models like the EV4, EV5, and PV5, while reinforcing its commitment to electrification and customer-centric initiatives.
Currently, shares of KIA Corp. are at $100,800.00, down $1,500.00 or 1.47
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