2020 Kia Stinger Price & Specs

Plans for a Kia Stinger replacement with up to 450kW of power and 800km of range have reportedly been scrapped.

LOCKSTEP purchased this Kia Stinger used for $44,000 (including all on-road costs) in 2024. LOCKSTEP would buy this car again because: "Great car! Has looks, performance, all the bells and whistles of a luxury car for $20k less. The only thing I wish was a little better is the transmission in sport mode. It can downshift a bit harsh from third to second."

Kia's discontinued sports sedan is set to be reincarnated as an electric vehicle, and will enter production in 2026.

Escape, Rio, CX-9, Passat... Some nameplates that have been around for a long, long time in Australia have been axed this year, along with some newer nameplates.

Once promoted as a successor to the Holden Commodore, the Kia Stinger only survived for a single generation. Only a few are on dealer lots.

The Kia Stinger is dead for now, but it could come back to life as a long-range electric tourer with supercar power figures.

The Kia GT1 will reportedly be an electric E-segment-sized passenger vehicle with a huge battery pack and more power than the EV6 GT.

The last Australian example of the turbocharged Kia Stinger will be delivered next month. There are currently around 150 examples left.

The curtain is finally closing on the Kia Stinger in Australia, with the brand's local arm confirming it's no longer taking orders.

Kia has given half the models it offers locally price increases between $300 and $1500, depending on the variant, citing cost of business reasons.

The Kia Stinger, a performance GT that changed the way people see the brand, will end production in 2023 as the company pivots to hi-po EVs.

The sun is setting on the Kia Stinger in the UK, but the brand's local arm says it remains in production for the Australian market.

Andy purchased this Kia Stinger used for $47,500 (including all on-road costs) in 2022. Andy would buy this car again because: "I would absolutely buy this car again. To me, it is essentially everything I want in a car, and even somewhat in excess in some areas. My next car will be the same, just a newer model, though I must say that I do prefer the badging, wheels and tail-lights of this model, pre-facelift."

The Kia Stinger is set to have its best year yet in Australia this year, but it could be going out with a bang with production rumoured to end next year.

Jack J purchased this Kia Stinger new for $65,000 (including all on-road costs). Jack J would buy this car again because: "The value and performance is insane. Engine is very strong for its weight and pulls from any gear and any revs. Handling is great for such a large car, doesn't feel as heavy as it is. Technology level is massive"

The Kia Stinger has been around for a while now, but its appeal isn't fading. It's a comfortable alternative to the classic Aussie sedan.