Who is KGM (SsangYong)?
KGM is a South Korean car maker formerly known as SsangYong. Its range includes family SUVs, pickups and people carriers, with the Rexton and Musso among its long-running nameplates.
The company’s roots reach back to South Korea’s early vehicle industry. After KG Group took over, it adopted the KGM name. The Musso is its pickup line, while models such as the Korando and Tivoli serve everyday family needs.
Which KGM models appear?
The model years shown span 2004 to 2026 and include 13 names. Rexton, Musso and Korando run through to 2026. The Tivoli joined the range later as a smaller SUV, while the Rexton is a larger, utility-focused model.
Some names have additional versions: Tivoli XLV and Tivoli Grand extend the Tivoli line, and Musso Grand appears alongside Musso. Earlier entries include Actyon and Kyron, while Rodius and Turismo are people-carrying models.
How did the range develop?
Rexton, Musso and Rodius were among the nameplates present near the start of this period. Korando and Actyon appear from 2010, followed by Tivoli in 2015 and the roomier Tivoli XLV. Torres appears from 2023, with the electric Torres EVX following in 2024.
The range spans SUVs, pickups and people carriers. The Torres EVX adds an electric SUV to KGM’s lineup, alongside its established nameplates.
Where are KGM figures available?
Official registration figures are available for the European Union, the United Kingdom and France. In EU registrations, Korando leads among the listed models, with 112,842 registrations from 2010 to 2025. Tivoli follows with 92,385 from 2015 to 2025, while Rexton recorded 38,774 from 2010 to 2025.
Fuel consumption and CO₂ figures can vary by market because test procedures differ. Europe uses WLTP or, for older vehicles, NEDC; the USA uses EPA testing, and Canada uses a five-cycle test.
Questions and answers
Where is KGM from?
KGM is a South Korean car maker, formerly known as SsangYong.
Which KGM model has the most EU registrations?
Korando, with 112,842 EU registrations from 2010 to 2025.
Does KGM have an electric model?
Yes. The Torres EVX appears in the model years from 2024 to 2025.
Which markets are covered?
Official figures are available for the EU, the United Kingdom and France.