Kia Corp. Showcases EV Concepts, Design Philosophy at Milan Design Week for Fourth Consecutive Year
South Korean automaker displays six EV concept models including Vision Meta Turismo at global design exhibition in Italy
L'essentiel
- Kia Corp. participated in the 2026 Milan Design Week in Italy for the fourth consecutive year, showcasing its evolving design philosophy and future EV concepts.
- The South Korean automaker presented an exhibition combining artistic expression and vehicle design, displaying six EV concept models including the Vision Meta Turismo and early-stage concepts of the EV2, EV3, EV4, EV5 and EV9.
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SEOUL, April 23 (Yonhap) -- Kia Corp. said Thursday it has participated in the 2026 Milan Design Week, a global design exhibition held in Italy, for the fourth consecutive year, showcasing its evolving design philosophy and future electric vehicle (EV) concepts.
The South Korean automaker said it presented an exhibition combining artistic expression and vehicle design held at the weeklong event that kicked off Monday (local time).
At its venue, Kia showcased artwork created by company designers, exploring themes of cultural pioneers, creative adventurers and continuous innovators.
The company also displayed six EV concept models, including the Vision Meta Turismo, as well as early-stage concepts of the EV2, EV3, EV4, EV5 and EV9.
The Vision Meta Turismo was first revealed at Kia's 80th anniversary event held in South Korea in December.
Kia also hosted forums and performances centered on its "Opposites United" design philosophy.
Karim Habib, executive vice president and head of global design at Kia, said the exhibition represents a milestone reflecting the company's commitment to innovation and shaping a better future.
