2026 Kia Tasman price list complete as single-cab, dual-cab chassis announced

The final variants of the 2026 Kia Tasman ute are now available to order, with the confirmation of prices of single-cab chassis and dual-cab chassis grades to join the dual-cab pick-up in showrooms now.

It lowers the price of entry into the Tasman range to $38,010 plus on-road costs for the single-cab S 4x2, compared to $37,130 for an equivalent Ford Ranger, and $36,700 for a comparable Isuzu D-Max 3.0-litre.

Dual-cab-chassis versions are $1750 cheaper than equivalent dual-cab pick-ups, with the single-cab a further $3230 less expensive. An extra-cab Tasman is not available internationally.

Cab-chassis prices before on-road costs exclude a tray, which must be fitted to allow the vehicle to be registered, prices for which – through the Kia Genuine Accessories catalogue – are yet to be announced.

Buyers can choose from general-purpose alloy, heavy-duty alloy and heavy-duty steel trays, offered in a number of colours, and available with further accessories, including under-tray drawers, a tool box, and water tank.

Showroom arrivals of the dual-cab chassis models are due this month – after the commencement of dual-cab pick-up deliveries about a month ago – while the single-cabs are due in "late 2025," Kia says.

The single-cab body style is available in S 4x2, S 4x4 and SX 4x4 forms, while the dual-cab chassis is sold in S and SX trims, paired with standard four-wheel drive.

Drive-away prices for the cab-chassis variants are marked as "to be confirmed".

All models share the Tasman pick-up's 154kW/440Nm 2.2-litre turbocharged four-cylinder diesel engine, matched with an eight-speed automatic transmission.

Standard features in the Tasman S include 17-inch steel wheels, dual 12.3-inch interior displays, dual-zone climate control, cloth seats, keyless entry and start, and a suite of advanced safety features.

SX grades add 17-inch alloys, satellite navigation, assisted highway lane changes, power-folding side mirrors, and other extras.

For more details of standard equipment across the 2026 Kia Tasman pick-up range, as a finalised feature list for the cab-chassis versions is yet to be published, read our earlier story here.

Single-cab chassis

• Tasman S 4x2 single-cab chassis – $38,010 plus on-road costs / $TBC drive-away
• Tasman S 4x4 single-cab chassis – $45,010 plus on-road costs / $TBC drive-away
• Tasman SX 4x4 single-cab chassis – $49,520 plus on-road costs / TBC drive-away

Dual-cab chassis

• Tasman S 4x4 dual-cab chassis – $48,240 plus on-road costs / $TBC drive-away
• Tasman SX 4x4 dual-cab chassis – $52,740 plus on-road costs / $TBC drive-away

Dual-cab pick-up

• Tasman S 4x2 dual-cab pick-up – $42,990 plus on-road costs / $46,490 drive-away
• Tasman S 4x4 dual-cab pick-up – $49,990 plus on-road costs / $53,890 drive-away
• Tasman SX 4x4 dual-cab pick-up – $54,490 plus on-road costs / $58,490 drive-away
• Tasman SX+ 4x4 dual-cab pick-up – $62,390 plus on-road costs / $66,490 drive-away
• Tasman X-Line 4x4 dual-cab pick-up – $67,990 plus on-road costs / $70,990 drive-away
• Tasman X-Pro 4x4 dual-cab pick-up – $74,990 plus on-road costs / $77,990 drive-away

Note: Drive-away prices listed are $1000 higher in WA.

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