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Kia confirms PV7 debut and previews the larger electric van for the first time [Video]

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Kia confirms PV7 debut and previews the larger electric van for the first time [Video]

Kia is preparing to launch its second fully electric van following the PV5’s success. With its debut less than a month away, Kia offered a first look at the larger PV7.

The PV5 is already the best-selling small electric van in Europe, accounting for 37% of the market through the first half of the year.

In five countries, it accounts for more than 50% of C-segment EV van sales. Through August, Kia sold 39,000 PV5s globally. While Kia continues introducing new PV5 variants, it’s preparing to launch the second model from its Platform Beyond Vehicle (PBV) lineup.

We knew the PV7 would go on sale sometime in 2027, but Kia finally confirmed its official debut date.

Kia will unveil the electric van in full at IAA Transportation 2026 in Hanover, Germany, which runs from September 14 (press day) through September 20.

Ahead of its upcoming debut, Kia previewed the PV7 for the first time in a series of images and videos. While it’s still just a brief look, it’s pretty clear that the PV7 is noticeably longer than the PV5.

Kia has yet to announce specific details, but we do know the PV7 will be based on the same modular E-GMP.S platform as the PV5.

The PV7 concept from CES 2024 measured 5,270 mm in length, 2,065 mm in width, and 2,120 mm in height, with a 3,390 mm wheelbase. That’s considerably bigger than the PV5 Passenger, measuring 4,695 mm in length, 1,895 mm in width, and 1,915 mm in height, with a 2,995 mm wheelbase.


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