KIA is committed to building a sustainable future

Making Strides to Increase Sustainability

KIA acknowledges that nature is perhaps the greatest inspirational force out there. The brand also recognizes that creating a sustainable future is going to take a lot of commitment and hard work. KIA has several goals and initiatives to help put Mother Nature first.

More companies are beginning to strive for carbon neutrality. KIA is aiming to become carbon neutral by 2045. A major part of this plan involves introducing an all-electric lineup by 2026. KIA has already broken into the EV market, but creating a completely electric lineup will be a game-changer for increased sustainability. Cowboy KIA is available to answer any questions you may have when it comes to the world of EVs. You can also value your trade-in if you’re looking to find an EV of your own.

Becoming more sustainable goes beyond the various models of cars that KIA plans to release. By 2040, the electric energy used at KIA manufacturing sites will consist of 100% renewable energy. 

It Takes All of Us

When it comes to the future of our planet, KIA is committed to making a difference. The automobile industry accounts for roughly 9% of annual greenhouse gas emissions. KIA recognizes that one company will not be able to make a major impact on its own. This is why KIA has partnered with The Ocean Cleanup and National Geographic. The Ocean Cleanup strives to rid the world’s oceans of plastic. Much like National Geographic, KIA recognizes that nature is humanity’s greatest source of inspiration. 

Brand partnerships are crucial in creating a better future for our planet. The dangers that plastic poses to our world’s oceans are of hugely destructive potential and incredible urgency. Thankfully, problems like this are solvable. People need to come together to help ease these solvable problems on our planet.

Taking initiative toward a better future for our planet only works when everybody chips in. KIA has several goals to ensure that it does its part for the sake of the planet.