Key Highlights:Kia’s first electric van, built on the PBV modular platform.Available in Passenger and Cargo versions.Features a futuristic design with a centrally placed charging port.Interior will have separate screens for infotainment and instrument cluster.Kia PV5: The Brand’s First Electric VanKia has revealed the PV5, its first-ever electric van, ahead of the Kia EV Day 2025 event on February 27. This modular, all-electric vehicle is also the first model under Kia’s PBV (Platform Beyond Vehicle) series, designed to cater to both private users and businesses.The Kia PV5 will be available in two variants:Passenger: Features rear seats for personal use.Cargo: Optimized for businesses, replacing rear seats with a spacious cargo area.Both variants share the same futuristic design, with high-mounted LED strips, a centrally located charging port, and distinct rear-end designs. The Passenger version has a lift-up boot lid, while the Cargo model gets dual, side-opening doors.Kia PV5 Interior: What We Know So FarWhile Kia hasn’t fully revealed the interior yet, teaser images show:Separate screens for the infotainment system and instrument cluster .Chunky grab handles on the A-pillars.We can expect more details at the official EV Day unveiling.Will Kia Launch the PV5 in India?Kia hasn’t confirmed an India launch yet. However, with increasing demand for electric commercial vehicles, there’s a chance the PV5 could make its way here in the future.