2026 Kia Tasman Dual Cab Ute Drive Away Pricing Confirmed

Jack MacKenzie

Jun 20, 2025 11:45 AM

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Australian pricing for the 2026 Kia Tasman Dual Cab Pick-Up has been confirmed, starting from $46,490 drive-away.

Pricing for the rest of the range was announced in late-April, with five trim levels available at launch for the Tasman Dual Cab Pick-up.

The entry-level S variant is available in 4X2 and 4X4 drivetrains, all the way up to the range-topping 4X4 X-Pro priced at $77,990 drive away. Customers in Western Australia can expect to pay $1,000 more for all variants.

All variants are powered by a 2.2-litre turbo-diesel four-cylinder producing 154kW and 440Nm, coupled with an 8-speed automotive gearbox.

The Tasman is capable of carrying payloads of over 1,000kg with a braked towing capacity of 3,500kg along with a 350kg tow ball mass rating, and features an integrated trailer brake controller.

The Tasman Dual Cab Pick-up has a tub capacity of 1,173 litres (1,512mm x 1,572mm x 540mm), capable of carrying a standard Australian pallet.

It is set to arrive in Australian dealerships in July, after pre-orders opened earlier this year in April.

The Dual Cab Chassis variant is also due to arrive in August, with the Single Cab Chassis to follow later this year, however pricing for these variants are yet to be confirmed.

2025 Kia Tasman Dual Cab Pricing

Tasman S 4X2 - $46,490 drive away
Tasman S 4X4 - $53,890 drive away
Tasman SX 4X4 - $58,490 drive away
Tasman SX+ 4X4 - $66,490 drive away
Tasman X-Line 4X4 - $70,990 drive away
Tasman X-Pro 4X4 - $77,990 drive away

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Jack MacKenzie

Jack MacKenzie first wrote about cars at the age of 11 as “The Car Buyer of the Future” for Best Selling Cars Blog, having already spent the previous year creating car videos of his own. This set him off down the road to becoming an automotive journalist, joining CarSauce as a university graduate 11 years later. Jack made a name for himself in the world of motorsport, both real and virtual. He published videos on YouTube with a heavy focus on sports car and endurance racing, and has previously written for The Checkered Flag, Coach Dave Academy, Sim Grid and SimStaff. Jack’s daily driver is a 916 Alfa Romeo Spider, and on the weekends, he races go-karts in endurance races across his home state of New South Wales.