KGM

KGM is a South Korean automobile manufacturer founded in 1944 under the name Saemaul Motor, becoming one of South Korea's three major brands alongside Hyundai and Kia, before adopting its current identity. KGM's history is part of the rapid industrial development of the Korean peninsula, with significant growth starting in the 1990s and an established presence in more than 130 countries worldwide. The KGM range covers varied segments from utilities and SUVs to sedans and commercial vehicles, positioning the manufacturer in direct competition with brands like MG Motor, Chery, and other emerging automotive manufacturers in Asia. Its flagship models include vehicles recognized for their competitive value-for-money and modern technological features, adapted to customers seeking an alternative to traditional major manufacturers. KGM models benefit from production organized across multiple manufacturing sites in Asia, guaranteeing regular availability and controlled delivery times. For customers wishing to access precise details of each version, KGM technical specifications provide all engine specifications, dimensions, energy consumption, and safety option details necessary for informed purchase decisions. Since 2024, the manufacturer is strengthening its catalog with electrified models and SUVs with enlarged dimensions, confirming its strategy of adapting to European and global market expectations.