The revised 2025 Kia K5 for South Korea has just been presented, which gives us an early look at the model we’ll get next year. Auto123 has more.
Kia has introduced a revised K5 for the Korean market. This new version of the sedan should eventually be the one North America gets for the 2025 model-year.
Unveiling of 2025 Kia K5 Photo: KIA At the rear, there are subtle changes to the lower part of the bumper. However, the most attention-grabbing transformation lies in the treatment of the taillights, which now extend towards the fenders and take on a more three-dimensional appearance.
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