The 2019 Kia K900 has made its public debut at the New York motor show this week, with new details of the flagship luxury car revealed. In addition to what we already knew about the new model's design and powertrains, Kia has finally released new information regarding the K900's technology and features – including some new driver assistance technologies...
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Mandy Turner is joined this week by founders Alborz Fallah and Tony Crawford. In car news, Uber's driverless trials have been suspended after a fatal collision with a pedestrian, the 2019 Kia K900 has been officially revealed, and track warranty cover has been announced for the new Hyundai i30 N...
Kia has released the first official images of its all-new K900 today, along with some new details about its flagship. Set to debut at the New York motor show next week, the new K900 – or K9 as it's known in Korea – gets an overhauled design inside and out, along with fresh technology and new underpinnings...
UPDATE, 20/02/2018: Kia has officially unveiled the K900. Check it out here! The new-generation Kia K900 has been revealed in a leaked Korean brochure this week, accompanied by preliminary specifications for the Korean flagship. In terms of design, the K900 stays true to the teaser sketches released over the past few weeks, representing a pretty substantial overhaul from the ageing exterior of the outgoing version...
The interior of the next-generation 2019 Kia K900 has been previewed with a designer sketch ahead of an anticipated reveal at the New York motor show later this month. Following a pair of exterior previews over the last 30 days, Kia has finally offered a glimpse at what's to come from the interior of its next-generation luxury flagship – which is arguably the most important aspect of an upper-large luxury vehicle...
Kia has released a pair of sketches previewing its upcoming K900 flagship, ahead of a likely debut at the New York motor show next month. The company describes its large sedan as "sophisticated and stately", with a new grille containing 176 individual jewel-like cells...
Kia has previewed its second-generation K900 range-topper, ahead of a likely New York motor show reveal. A shadowy teaser is the first official confirmation of a fresh flagship, although spy photos have given us a peek at its interior. The headlamps appear to carry a new LED signature, while there are hints of Mercedes in the rear graphics...
Kia is yet to officially set a reveal date for its second-generation K900 (Quoris) sedan, but the car's cabin has already been snapped by keen fans on a Korean forum. The image reveals a freestanding, Stinger-style infotainment sitting above a horizontal row of buttons and, unlike the Stinger, rectangular air vents...
The Kia K900 limousine - also known as the Quoris or K9 depending on region - could be getting a significant update in the coming months, according to a new report out of the US. Speaking with Wards Auto, Orth Hedrick, Kia America's vice president for product planning, hinted that the next-generation luxury sedan could make its debut at the New York motor show in March...
Not available in Australia, the K900 is the current showcase for South Korean manufacturer Kia. It's also the most powerful Kia ever manufactured - and it's impressive.
Kia has showcased 24 concepts for future telematic and infotainment technologies at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, with a focus on hands-free control systems. The technological showcase is designed to show how telematic and infotainment systems can serve to improve both the safety and connectivity of its cars...
Kia has detailed its plans to roll out the flagship luxury Kia K900 sedan in the US in 2014. The range-topping model is expected to wear a price tag of between US$50,000 and US$70,000 ($54,000-$75,000), making it the most expensive nameplate ever sold by the South Korean car maker in North America. It will also be the first rear-wheel-drive Kia sedan to be offered stateside...
