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Formerly known as Ssangyong, KGM has carved out a niche as a maker of SUVs and pick-up trucks. Its range starts with the Tivoli, a small SUV which rivals the Skoda Kamiq, while the rest of its range comprises a number of family SUVs, including the Actyon, Korando,...

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6 KGM new car reviews

KGM Actyon

The Actyon is a new family SUV that's in competition with the popular Kia Sportage

£36,740

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KGM Korando

The Ssangyong Korando is good value, spacious and reasonably powerful, but it can’t match its rivals for all-round appeal.

£24,990

save at least £1,700 from RRP

KGM Rexton

The Ssangyong Rexton is a large and well equipped SUV with a low starting price. It's capable but flawed

£40,745

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KGM Torres

The Torres is spacious and well equipped but rival family SUVs are comfier and more refined

£29,499

save at least £6,496 from RRP

KGM Torres EVX

The Torres EVX is spacious and well-equipped but similarly priced rival electric SUVs are better

£29,499

save at least £6,496 from RRP

New KGM Tivoli

The Ssangyong Tivoli is a roomy and well equipped small SUV, offering good value for money. However, it's not the best to drive.

£19,495

save at least £1,715 from RRP

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Formerly known as Ssangyong, KGM has carved out a niche as a maker of SUVs and pick-up trucks. Its range starts with the Tivoli, a small SUV which rivals the Skoda Kamiq, while the rest of its range comprises a number of family SUVs, including the Actyon, Korando, Rexton and Torres.

Like other car makers, KGM is moving with the times, and its Torres EVX is its first electric SUV, while the Musso pick-up is a rival to the Isuzu D-Max.

KGM offers a decent warranty of 5 years/100,000 miles, although electric models see this increased (at least in terms of time) to 7 years/90,000 miles. However, its models are mostly a step behind the competition.

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