Off-road specialist ARB has revealed a set of renders showcasing the upcoming Kia Tasman equipped with a suite of accessories, offering an early look at how a fully kitted-out version of the new ute might look.

“Kia Tasman. A new era begins. Design renders that don’t just show what’s possible, they hint at what’s next,” said ARB on its Facebook page.

The tan-coloured Tasman is shown with a range of ARB gear, including a steel Summit Mark II bull bar, LED spotlights, integrated DRLs, underbody protection, and side rails with integrated steps. A variety of tray and canopy configurations also appear, hinting at a flexible set of load-carrying options.

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As expected from ARB, the vehicle wears aftermarket alloy wheels paired with aggressive off-road tyres, reinforcing the Tasman’s positioning as a serious new contender in the 4×4 utility market.

These are concept renders only, and ARB has yet to confirm availability or pricing. Further details are expected closer to July 2025, when the first customer deliveries of the Tasman commence in Australia.

Kia Australia will also be offering a comprehensive range of genuine accessories for the Tasman, including a steel bull bar, snorkel, canopy, alloy or drop-side tray, sports bar, tow bar kit, soft tonneau cover, and an electric roll-top shutter (developed by HSP) with remote control and LED lighting.

Cargo-focused accessories include a load slide tray, tray liners, and a rear window shade, while the Load Rack Pro system supports up to 150kg and is compatible with major roof rack brands. Other kit includes side steps, mudflaps, underbody protection, and floor mats in both all-weather and carpeted options.

The Kia Tasman will be offered in multiple trim levels – S, SX, SX+, X-Line, and the top-spec X-Pro – aimed at everyone from tradies and fleet buyers to off-road enthusiasts. All variants will feature 4×4 capability and be powered by a 2.2-litre turbo-diesel four-cylinder engine paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission.

The Kia Tasman will launch in Australia next month.

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