
Kia Australia has announced significant discounts across its diesel-powered vehicle range, with savings of up to $5000 on selected Tasman utes, as well as the Sportage medium and Sorento large SUVs. Available throughout November 2026, the offers are designed to attract buyers to the Korean manufacturer’s remaining diesel-powered models, with some particularly sharp driveaway deals available on the Tasman.
The biggest headline discount applies to the Tasman SX and SX+ dual-cab utes, which receive $5000 cashback on eligible 2025-built stock. The SX 4×4 dual-cab is now available from $44,990 driveaway, compared with its regular list price of $54,490 before on-road costs.

Meanwhile, the higher-specification SX+ has dropped to $49,990 driveaway, down from its usual $62,390 before on-road costs. The entry-level S 4×4 dualcab is also discounted, with a $3000 cashback offer bringing its price to $46,990 driveaway.
Business customers with an ABN can also access $5000 discounts on selected single- and dual-cab-chassis variants, with prices starting from $38,990 drive-away for the S 4×4 single-cab chassis.
But it’s not just the Tasman receiving a price reduction, with Kia also offering $5000 cashback across every diesel-powered variant of the Sportage and Sorento SUVs. The offer applies to all four diesel grades of each model, including the flagship GT-Line variants.
In NSW, the Sportage diesel range now starts at $41,990 driveaway for the S AWD, while the equivalent Sorento S diesel AWD is available from $54,392 driveaway. Move up the range of both models, and the top-spec Sportage GT-Line diesel is available from $53,990 driveaway (usually $56,900 plus on-road costs), and the Sorento GT-Line diesel from $70,079 driveaway (usually $69,290 plus on-road costs).
Unlike the Tasman discounts, which are restricted to 2025-built vehicles, the Sportage and Sorento offers apply to eligible new and demonstrator stock regardless of build year.
Kia’s November 2026 diesel promotion is now available and available to both private and business buyers, though fleet, government and rental customers are excluded. The vehicles must be purchased and delivered between November 1 and 30 2026.
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