Kia Corporation

Kia Corporation is a South Korean carmaker within the Hyundai Motor Group. The company changed its name from Kia Motors to Kia Corporation in 2021; its shares trade on the Korea Exchange (KOSPI) under the code 000270. The group's parent company, Hyundai Motor, holds a significant stake in Kia.

Kia's range extends from small city cars to sedans, compact and large SUVs and light commercial vehicles. The company develops its EV family of fully electric models on the electric vehicle platform shared with Hyundai; hybrid models also hold an important place in its sales. It is also investing in a purpose-built vehicles (PBV) business designed for taxi, delivery and fleet use. Besides Korea, production takes place at factories in North America, Europe and Asia, and most of its sales come from abroad.

Investors following Kia track sales trends in the US and Europe, US tariffs, the won-dollar exchange rate, the effect of the hybrid and electric model mix on profit margins and the company's share buyback and dividend policy. The Kia page on Lzzo.com presents the price from Seoul converted to a US dollar basis; the Turkish lira, euro or pound sterling equivalent can also be displayed. The price history on the chart, technical indicators, the data source and the update time are also included.