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What brand of car is KIA?

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JudahAnn

07/29/25 5:10pm

The car with the KIA logo is Kia Motors. Kia is a South Korean automobile brand, and the Hyundai Kia Automotive Group is the fifth-largest automobile manufacturer in the world by production volume. The models produced by Kia are generally positioned in the lower-end segment, with a focus on family-oriented vehicles. Relevant information about car logos is as follows: 1. Introduction: "Car logo" is the abbreviated term for automobile emblems, referring to the logos of various car brands, which often serve as representatives of automobile companies. Automobile logos include: the trademark or factory emblem of the car, product labels, engine model and serial number, vehicle model and serial number, as well as the vehicle identification number (VIN), etc. 2. Unauthorized modification of car logos is prohibited: Arbitrarily changing the car logo violates the "Motor Vehicle Management Regulations": The car logo must correspond to the model of the vehicle, and unauthorized use is not permitted. If discovered, it will be dealt with according to the national regulations concerning the technical conditions for the safe operation of motor vehicles.

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