Kia Hits a Home Run: Exclusive Customer Promotion Celebrates Kia Tigers’ Korean Series Championship Win

Kia announced on the 1st (Friday) that it will hold a customer promotion until the 30th (Saturday) of this month to commemorate the 12th Korea Series victory of the KIA Tigers, a professional baseball team (KBO).

Kia decided to hold the ‘Kia Sale Festa’ and provide special discount benefits for a total of 8 car models in order to repay the support of baseball fans and customers who supported the combined championship of the regular league and the Korean Series. Discounts of up to 12% depending on the month of production are provided on a first-come, first-served basis for a total of 5,000 units, and the offer closes early when the limited quantity for each vehicle model has been exhausted. to sell out.

The highest discount rate by vehicle type is ▲The New K5 7% ▲The 2024 K8 Hybrid 7% ▲The 2024 K9 3% ▲The 2024 Niro Hybrid 3% ▲The 2024 Niro EV 9% ▲The EV6 ▲ 7% ▲ The EV6 ▲ New LPG Turbo 10% ▲ Bongo Ⅲ EV is 12%.

In addition, Kia is holding a ‘Kia Shop Visit Event’ and giving away various prizes to customers. Customers wishing to participate can visit Kia branches, dealerships, and drive centers nationwide, access the QR code provided at each branch, and apply on the event page.

The event prizes are ▲The EV9 2025 (1 person) ▲The New EV6 (1 person) ▲The Kia EV3 (1 person) ▲Kia Tigers 24 Authentic Home Kit (50 people) ▲Kia Tigers 24 Authentic Regular Season Championships ( 2000) Commemorative people) people) ▲Kia Tigers Reshi dolls (300 people), etc.

In addition, Kia plans to give away a Mega Coffee to all customers participating in the event and provide down payment assistance coupons to a total of 3,000 participating customers.

A Kia official said, “We prepared this promotion to share with Kia customers the precious achievement of the Kia Tigers winning their 12th Korean Series.” He added, “Kia will continue to be a brand that shares more moments of joy with customers and rewards with various benefits “I will work hard to make it happen,” he said.