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Drive-away pricing for the Kia Tasman ute has been confirmed, along with a list of genuine accessories available at launch.
Drive-away pricing and genuine accessory details for the 2025 Kia Tasman ute have been confirmed ahead of its launch next month.
Kia Australia has announced all dual-cab pick-up Tasman variants – S 4x2, S 4x4, SX 4x4, SX+ 4x4, X-Line 4x4 and X-Pro 4x4 – will be covered by the drive-away pricing, ranging from $46,490 to $77,990 in all states and territories except WA.
Single-cab-chassis and dual-cab-chassis models are due to follow later this year with their RRPs before on-road costs still to be confirmed – and it is unclear if they will also receive a national drive-away price.
The Tasman S 4x2 dual-cab pick-up starts from $42,990 before on-road costs, but it will be available for $46,490 drive-away – a saving of $1155.19 from an estimated $47,845.19 drive-away with a Melbourne postcode.
Kia Australia offers drive-away pricing across most models – including the K4, Seltos, Sorento, EV5, and Carnival – but customers can still negotiate a final on-road price with their dealer.
Other drive-away prices include the Tasman S 4x4 for $53,890 ($49,990 RRP), SX 4x4 for $58,490 ($54,490 RRP), and SX+ for $66,490 ($62,390 RRP), representing savings of around $1500.
Kia has shaved around $3000 off the Tasman X-Line and X-Pro for their drive-away offers, with the X-Line available for $70,990 ($67,990 RRP) and X-Pro for $77,990 ($74,990 RRP).
According to the Kia website, a white Tasman X-Pro sold in Melbourne would cost $81,168.19 before special offer, or as high as $83,498.75 with a Perth postcode. Metallic paint adds $700.
The drive-away pricing for Tasman models sold in Western Australia is $1000 dearer than the rest of Australia, ranging from $47,490 to $78,990, the Kia website confirms.
Kia Australia has also confirmed a list of genuine accessories it will offer for the Tasman when it launches next month, though recommended retail prices for items designed for the new ute are still to be announced.
Kia will offer towbar kits – one with included rear recovery points – tonneau covers, canopies, roller shutter covers, roof racks, floor mats, a snorkel, a dust defence kit, headlamp protectors, weathershields, and side steps, among other accessories at launch.
A genuine bullbar – shown on a dual-cab-chassis Tasman S at its reveal last October, with a snorkel and a tray – will also become available, but it is not shown among the list of accessories available from next month.
Drive has contacted Kia Australia to confirm when its genuine bull-bar will become available.
Kia is also likely to offer a range of genuine-accessory tray options for cab-chassis models when they arrive in the coming months.
The first customer deliveries of dual-cab pick-up versions of the 2025 Kia Tasman ute will commence next month, ahead of dual-cab-chassis and single-cab-chassis models due at a later date.
2025 Kia Tasman drive-away pricing
| Variant | RRP (before on-road costs) | Drive-away price (NSW, Vic, QLD, SA, Tas, ACT, NT) | Drive-away price (WA) |
| Tasman S 4x2 dual-cab pick-up | $42,990 | $46,490 | $47,490 |
| Tasman S 4x4 dual-cab pick-up | $49,990 | $53,890 | $54,890 |
| Tasman SX 4x4 dual-cab pick-up | $54,490 | $58,490 | $59,490 |
| Tasman SX+ 4x4 dual-cab pick-up | $62,390 | $66,490 | $67,490 |
| Tasman X-Line 4x4 dual-cab pick-up | $67,990 | $70,990 | $71,990 |
| Tasman X-Pro 4x4 dual-cab pick-up | $74,990 | $77,990 | $78,990 |
2025 Kia Tasman genuine accessories
| Accessory | Pricing |
| Towbar kit with trailer wiring harness | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Towbar kit with trailer wiring harness and rear recovery hooks | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Soft tonneau cover (sports bar compatible) | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Soft tonneau cover (non-sports bar) | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Aluminium tonneau cover (non-sports bar) | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Roller shutter cover – manual or electric | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Dust defence kit | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Canopy – commercial or premium | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Bonnet protector – smoked or matte-black | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Headlamp protectors | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Weathershields – smoked or matte black | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Side steps – tubular or dual-platform | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Sports bar – short-arm or long-arm | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Snorkel | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Floor mats – carpet, rubber, combination, or all-weather | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Door sill protection | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Clamp mount roof racks (S, SX and SX+) | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| Roof rail mount roof racks (X-Line and X-Pro) | $TBC (contact dealer) |
| 470-litre Yakima roof pod | $1901.00 |
| 550-litre Yakima roof pod | $2126.00 |
| Towball cover | $21.00 |
| Seven-pin flat to seven-pin round trailer adaptor | $29.00 |
| Fork-mount Yakima bicycle carrier | $697.00 |
| Frame-mount Yakima bicycle carrier | $637.00 |
| Watercraft carrier | $443.00 |
| Ski and snowboard carrier (requires roof racks) | $424.00 |
| 36-litre Domestic portable car fridge | $1430.00 |
| Folding multi-table | $204.00 |
| Roadside assist kit | $168.00 |
| Aromatherapy diffuser (includes one refill) | $53.00 |
| Aromatherapy diffuser refills | $17.00 (one-pack) |
Jordan is a motoring journalist based in Melbourne with a lifelong passion for cars. He has been surrounded by classic Fords and Holdens, brand-new cars, and everything in between from birth, with his parents’ owning an automotive workshop in regional Victoria. Jordan started writing about cars in 2021, and joined the Drive team in 2024.
