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Kia Offers Assured Buyback Value Up to 75% in Three Years
Kia has introduced a plan that can give buyers an assured value for their vehicle when they sell it back.
The value can be as much as 75% after three years.
Buyers can choose how long the plan lasts.
The choices are different for regular fuel-powered cars and electric cars.
They can also choose a yearly distance limit of 10,000, 15,000, or 20,000 kilometres.
Across the whole plan, the vehicle cannot exceed 1,00,000 kilometres.
The final assured value depends on the rules of the plan the buyer selects.
Kia is offering an assured buyback value of up to 75% after three years.
For internal-combustion-engine vehicles, customers can choose tenures of three to five years.
For electric vehicles, the available tenures are three or four years.
Annual mileage options are 10,000 km, 15,000 km, or 20,000 km.
Total mileage is capped at 1,00,000 km, and the buyback value depends on the selected plan's conditions.
- Who
- Kia
- What
- Introduced an assured vehicle buyback programme offering up to 75% value after three years, with different tenure and mileage options.
- Where
- When
- Why
- The programme offers options for buyers with different annual mileage needs and driving habits.
Key facts
- Maximum assured value
- Up to 75%
- Three-year value period
- The headline offer is up to 75% after three years.
- ICE vehicle tenure
- Three to five years
- EV tenure
- Three or four years
- Annual mileage options
- 10,000 km, 15,000 km, or 20,000 km
- Maximum cumulative mileage
- 1,00,000 km over the selected tenure
- Conditions
- Assured value is subject to the conditions specified in the selected plan.
Sources
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