In a historic move, Kia Australia has transformed its entire Australian Open vehicle fleet to fully electrified vehicles, marking a significant milestone in its 24-year partnership with the prestigious tennis tournament. The 130-vehicle fleet combines both all-electric and hybrid models, demonstrating Kia's commitment to sustainable mobility.

Overview:

The fleet breakdown includes:

  • 25 EV9 units
  • 15 EV5 units
  • 10 EV6 units
  • 30 Carnival HEV units
  • 25 Sorento HEV units
  • 25 Sportage HEV units

Exterior Design:

Kia Electrifies Australian Open 2025 with All-Electric and Hybrid Fleet
  • All vehicles feature Kia's latest design language
  • Special AO branding and livery for tournament visibility
  • Mix of SUVs and people movers to suit different transportation needs

Interior and Comfort:

  • Premium materials and finishes across all models
  • Spacious cabins designed for VIP transport
  • Advanced climate control systems for passenger comfort

Performance:

  • All-electric models offer impressive range and power
  • Hybrid powertrains combine efficiency with performance
  • Advanced drivetrains suitable for various weather conditions

Technology:

  • Latest infotainment systems across the range
  • Advanced driver assistance features
  • Connected car technologies for fleet management

Safety:

  • Comprehensive suite of safety features
  • Advanced driver assistance systems
  • Five-star ANCAP safety ratings across the range

Practicality:

  • Mix of vehicle sizes to accommodate different group sizes
  • Ample luggage space for players and officials
  • Charging infrastructure established throughout Melbourne Park
Kia Electrifies Australian Open 2025 with All-Electric and Hybrid Fleet

Kia's fully electrified fleet for the 2025 Australian Open represents a significant milestone in both automotive and sporting history. This initiative not only showcases Kia's commitment to sustainable mobility but also sets a new standard for major sporting events, proving that luxury, performance, and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand.

As the partnership continues through 2028, this electrified fleet marks the beginning of a greener future for Australian tennis.