Kia pricing in Australia runs from sensible to “I’ve gone electric and smug about it.” New, expect around $18k–$22k for a Picanto, mid-$20k–$30k for a Cerato, low-$30k–$40k for a Seltos, and mid-$30k–$55k for a Sportage. Bigger rigs land higher: Sorento low-$50k to ~$80k, Carnival low-$50k to low-$70k, EV6 roughly $75k–$120k, and EV9 about $100k–$130k before on-roads.
Used prices are a lucky dip: older Picanto/Cerato $5k–$15k, mainstream SUVs $15k–$35k, near‑new people movers and SUVs $35k–$55k, and used EVs $60k–$90k. On-road costs, option packs and dealer “extras” can nudge things either way, because of course they can. Check real-world listings on Tradingpost to calibrate your bargaining face.
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