Kia Stinger
It could be argued the Kia Stinger is one of the most significant models since the South Korean brand’s birth in 1944.
The sporty sedan, introduced in 2017 marked the company’s transition from a maker of respectable but slightly conservative cars into performance territory.
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NewsKia Stinger set to be replaced by electric sedan – but Australia unlikely
An all-electric replacement to the rear-drive Kia Stinger, which could be called the EV8, is due in 2026 but it appears unlikely for Australia
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NewsDriven to extinction: The cars axed from Australian showrooms in 2023
2023 bade farewell to some notable models, including the Kia Stinger, Tesla Model S, Audi TT, and Lamborghini Huracan
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AdviceDriven to extinction: Kia Stinger
The Korean that subbed in for two aussie favourites
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NewsKia 'GT1' EV: 450kW Stinger successor rumoured & rendered!
The Stinger could be coming back… in the form of a long range, electric-only GT.
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Kia wait times in 2023: How long are Kia’s delivery delays?
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Class action launched against Hyundai and Kia over 'defective' engines
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Hyundai facing class action over 'fire hazard' risk, Kia could follow
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2023 Kia Stinger Tribute Edition revealed, Australia unlikely due to existing demand
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NewsKia EV6 GT is on the way, but Australia will keep Stinger
Kia has stopped selling the Stinger in the UK, but remains committed to the sporty liftback despite the shadow of the all-electric EV6
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NewsAustralia's best-selling cars, SUVs and utes in 2022
With six months down and another six to go, we take a look at which models are leading their respective sales races
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NewsKia Stinger hits record sales
Rumours the Stinger is on borrowed time are not being backed up by strong local sales
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NewsLeaked information says Kia Stinger will end production in December
As Kia’s Sohari plant prepares to be retooled to build electrified models, the Stinger’s run may be coming to an end
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$50K sedan showdown: 2021 Hyundai Sonata N Line v Kia Stinger 200S
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Kia Stinger could be replaced by an electric sedan – UPDATE
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Kia EV6, Stinger to celebrate brand's first Goodwood outing in style
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Kia Sportage and Stinger recalled over fire risk, nearly 60,000 cars affected
Frequently Asked Questions
The KIA Stinger ranges in price from $51,250* for the 200S Auto, and $64,960* for the 3.3 T-GDi GT Black Nappa leather Auto
*Pricing excludes stamp duty, other government charges and options. Prices subject to change.The KIA Stinger was built in Korea
The KIA Stinger has a 5 ANCAP crash safety rating
The KIA Stinger is available in unleaded petrol fuel types
The KIA Stinger has 5 doors
The KIA Stinger comes with a boot size of 406 litres
About the Kia Stinger
It could be argued the Kia Stinger is one of the most significant models since the South Korean brand’s birth in 1944.
The sporty sedan introduced in 2017 marked the company’s transition from a maker of respectable but slightly conservative cars into high-performance territory (at least in V6 form).
With rear-wheel drive fed by a twin-turbocharged V6 petrol that produced 274kW and 510Nm, the Stinger put Kia firmly on the fast-car map.
A second four-cylinder turbocharged version is also offered in the local market, but is comprehensively outsold by the bigger engine.
There was a mid-life update in 2020, though with Kia’s performance ambitions shifting away from combustion power, the Stinger’s future is looking shaky.