KGM Korando Limited 2026: German Price, Equipment and Specs

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KGM has priced the new Korando Limited in Germany at €29,490 — roughly $32,000 at current exchange rates. Technically it’s not a performance-focused crossover: output is unchanged. The point of the special edition is comfort equipment, for which KGM asks about €1,800 more than a comparable automatic Korando Nomad Plus.

Under the hood sits the familiar turbocharged 1.5 T-GDI petrol engine with 163 hp and 280 Nm of torque. On the Limited, the six-speed automatic comes as standard. The regular Nomad Plus starts at €25,490, and the automatic gearbox adds €2,200, so a like-for-like transmission version costs at least €27,690.

For the remaining €1,800, buyers get leather upholstery, power seats, heated and ventilated front seats, driver’s seat lumbar support, ambient lighting and a power tailgate. Outside, the Limited stands out with a black roof, a darkened grille and 19-inch wheels. Standard equipment also includes adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert.

The Korando keeps its five-seat cabin and 551-litre boot. The German warranty runs five years or 100,000 km, which makes the special edition look less like a cosmetic package and more like a way to get higher-trim equipment without stepping up to the €37,390 Korando Black.