What is the towing capacity of the Kia Tasman?

The Kia Tasman has a 3,500 kg braked towing capacity and a 750 kg unbraked towing capacity, matching the class leaders in the Australian dual-cab ute segment.

How does the Kia Tasman compare to the Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux for towing?

All three tow 3,500 kg braked. The Tasman's standout is payload — over 1,000 kg in most variants — which beats the Ranger Wildtrak (~959 kg) and HiLux SR5 (~925 kg). The Ranger V6 has a higher GCM (6,500 kg) than the Tasman (~6,200 kg).

What is the Kia Tasman's GVM and GCM?

Kia Tasman GVM is approximately 3,250 kg and GCM is approximately 6,200 kg, depending on variant. Always check the compliance plate on your specific vehicle.

Can I tow a caravan with a Kia Tasman?

Yes — with 3,500 kg braked capacity and over 1,000 kg payload, the Tasman comfortably handles most Australian touring caravans up to ATM 3,500 kg, provided you stay within GCM.

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Kia Tasman Towing Capacity: Full Australian Guide (2026)

The Kia Tasman is Kia's first dual-cab ute aimed squarely at the Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux. It matches them on braked tow rating — but pulls ahead on payload. Here's exactly what it can tow in Australia, with verified specs and a head-to-head comparison.