Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Kia Tasman models will cost you approximately
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The Kia Tasman is Kia's first mid-size pickup truck, built around a 2.2-litre diesel and aimed at Saudi buyers who need a proper working bed rather than a lifestyle SUV. It is brand new to the Kingdom, with our listings starting from SAR 129,000.
How much does a used Kia Tasman cost in Saudi Arabia?
Pricing today is almost entirely about cab configuration and trim rather than age, since this is a current-generation truck with nothing older on the road to widen the range. Our listings run from SAR 129,000 to SAR 129,000.
Which used Kia Tasman year should you buy?
Every Tasman on sale right now is a current-build truck, so there is no early-versus-late generation to weigh — buy on cab size, drivetrain and trim rather than registration year.
What else should you know about the Kia Tasman?
The Tasman is Kia's only pickup, so there isn't a genuine sibling elsewhere in the Kingdom range to weigh it against — the nearest Kia options are family carriers like the Kia Carnival and Kia Grand Carnival, or a sedan like the Kia Cerato, all built for a different job entirely. If you are cross-shopping by body style rather than badge, look at the established diesel pickups from other brands rather than at Kia's own lineup.
What should you inspect on a used Kia Tasman?
Read the CarSwitch inspection report on the individual truck before you commit — on a model this new to the market, it is the only real evidence of how a specific one has been used.
Pricing today is almost entirely about cab configuration and trim rather than age, since this is a current-generation truck with nothing older on the road to widen the range. Our listings run from SAR 129,000 to SAR 129,000.
The Tasman is Kia's only pickup, so there isn't a genuine sibling elsewhere in the Kingdom range to weigh it against — the nearest Kia options are family carriers like the Kia Carnival and Kia Grand Carnival, or a sedan like the Kia Cerato, all built for a different job entirely. If you are cross-shopping by body style rather than badge, look at the established diesel pickups from other brands rather than at Kia's own lineup.
Every Tasman on sale right now is a current-build truck, so there is no early-versus-late generation to weigh — buy on cab size, drivetrain and trim rather than registration year.
Read the CarSwitch inspection report on the individual truck before you commit — on a model this new to the market, it is the only real evidence of how a specific one has been used.