A Total of Eight PV5 Passenger Models Deployed

Kia is supporting convenient travel for transportation-vulnerable individuals by deploying its purpose-built vehicle (PBV), the PV5, to the Greenlight Trip program.


Kia announced on the 19th that it recently held an event at Oil Tank Culture Park in Mapo-gu, Seoul, where it introduced a total of eight new PV5 Passenger models-one for each of the eight Greenlight Trip regions nationwide-and delivered the first PV5 trip vehicle to its inaugural customer.


Executive Director Lee Deokhyun of Kia's Sustainable Management Office (second from left) and Lee Jaekang, Chairman of the Greenlight Corporation (fourth from left), along with other key stakeholders, are taking a commemorative photo with the first customer of the PV5 trip. Kia

Executive Director Lee Deokhyun of Kia's Sustainable Management Office (second from left) and Lee Jaekang, Chairman of the Greenlight Corporation (fourth from left), along with other key stakeholders, are taking a commemorative photo with the first customer of the PV5 trip. Kia

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Kia Greenlight Trip is a social contribution program that provides specially modified vehicles free of charge to improve travel convenience for transportation-vulnerable individuals. Since its launch in 2012, over 100,000 customers have used the service. It is available in eight regions across the country: Seoul, Busan, Gwangju, Daejeon, Gangwon, Jeju, Jeonbuk, and Daegu.


The PV5 Passenger is a PBV model featuring a spacious interior and cargo area, flexible seat configurations, and distinctive convenience features. Its low-floor design and assist handles on the B-pillar make boarding easy for everyone.


With the addition of the PV5, Kia Greenlight Trip has expanded its fleet from 20 to 28 vehicles, enabling more customers to enjoy convenient travel experiences. The company also plans to introduce the 'PV5 WAV' model for wheelchair users in the future, aiming to deliver the joy of barrier-free travel by providing vehicles tailored to the diverse needs of transportation-vulnerable individuals.



Lee Deokhyun, Executive Director of Kia's Sustainable Management Office, stated, "Kia Greenlight Trip, which has served over 100,000 customers, will continue striving to ensure that everyone, regardless of disability, can enjoy the freedom of mobility."


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