KGM 2026 models: Actyon HEV hybrid and Torres EVT electric pickup
KGM unveils 2026 Actyon HEV hybrid and Torres EVT electric pickup
KGM 2026 models: Actyon HEV hybrid and Torres EVT electric pickup
Discover KGM's 2026 lineup featuring the Actyon HEV hybrid SUV and Torres EVT electric pickup, with details on specs, pricing, and market strategy for Europe.
2026-01-25T23:35:23+03:00
2026-01-25T23:35:23+03:00
2026-01-25T23:35:23+03:00
KGM has announced its key new models for 2026, focusing on electrifying its lineup. For the European market, including Italy, the brand is introducing two strategically important vehicles: the Actyon HEV hybrid crossover and the fully electric Torres EVT pickup.The Actyon HEV will be the model's first full hybrid. While keeping the same D-segment SUV architecture and design, with a length of 4.74 meters, the vehicle features a completely new powertrain.Under the hood, a 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine works in tandem with two electric motors. The combined system output is 204 horsepower, and the 1.83 kWh LFP battery allows for active use of electric power in urban driving. Power is delivered through an e-DHT automatic transmission, ensuring smooth transitions between modes. The model will be offered in a single trim level priced at €43,050.The second major debut is the Torres EVT, KGM's first electric pickup. Built on the basis of the Torres EVX crossover, it targets professional use while maintaining the equipment level of a modern passenger car.The electric pickup comes with an 80.6 kWh LFP battery, providing up to 420 km of range on the WLTP cycle. It has a payload capacity of 530 kg and can tow trailers up to 1,800 kg.The Torres EVT's interior features two 12.3-inch screens and the Athena 2.0 digital platform. One of its key features is V2L functionality, which allows the vehicle to serve as a mobile power source for external equipment. The pickup will be available in three versions and will receive N1 commercial vehicle certification.KGM is making a logical move by combining a hybrid for the mass market and an electric pickup for professionals. This duo enables the brand to cover two growing market segments without a sharp increase in prices.
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KGM unveils 2026 Actyon HEV hybrid and Torres EVT electric pickup
Discover KGM's 2026 lineup featuring the Actyon HEV hybrid SUV and Torres EVT electric pickup, with details on specs, pricing, and market strategy for Europe.
Michael Powers, Editor
KGM has announced its key new models for 2026, focusing on electrifying its lineup. For the European market, including Italy, the brand is introducing two strategically important vehicles: the Actyon HEV hybrid crossover and the fully electric Torres EVT pickup.
The Actyon HEV will be the model's first full hybrid. While keeping the same D-segment SUV architecture and design, with a length of 4.74 meters, the vehicle features a completely new powertrain.
Under the hood, a 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine works in tandem with two electric motors. The combined system output is 204 horsepower, and the 1.83 kWh LFP battery allows for active use of electric power in urban driving. Power is delivered through an e-DHT automatic transmission, ensuring smooth transitions between modes. The model will be offered in a single trim level priced at €43,050.
The second major debut is the Torres EVT, KGM's first electric pickup. Built on the basis of the Torres EVX crossover, it targets professional use while maintaining the equipment level of a modern passenger car.
The electric pickup comes with an 80.6 kWh LFP battery, providing up to 420 km of range on the WLTP cycle. It has a payload capacity of 530 kg and can tow trailers up to 1,800 kg.
The Torres EVT's interior features two 12.3-inch screens and the Athena 2.0 digital platform. One of its key features is V2L functionality, which allows the vehicle to serve as a mobile power source for external equipment. The pickup will be available in three versions and will receive N1 commercial vehicle certification.
KGM is making a logical move by combining a hybrid for the mass market and an electric pickup for professionals. This duo enables the brand to cover two growing market segments without a sharp increase in prices.
