Only one of the three KGM price cards on the Graz stand in 2025 lines up with an official list, and even that one takes a sum to get there. The other two match nothing we could find. That is the short version of KGM on regional show floors, where the dealer’s card is often the only dated price there is.
KGM is KG Mobility, the South Korean maker that took over SsangYong and was renamed in 2023 (Wikipedia). We photographed its cars at four shows in Austria and Switzerland, and we checked the same three things each time: the dealer, the price on the glass, and what the importer lists today.
The dealers change from show to show. In Austria the brand’s site is run by KGM AW Distribution Kft. At MotionExpo Graz 2025, WKO Steiermark listed SsangYong/KGM among nine first-time brands, and the organiser’s news item said Autohaus Kalcher of Fehring would show it. At Basel in 2025 the organiser’s exhibitor list names Auto Götte AG of Reinach. At Martigny the dealer plates read Tanguy.
The Torres EVX Card Adds Up, Just
Three KGM cars on the Graz stand wore windscreen prices. The Torres EVX, KGM’s electric SUV, read €37,490.
KGM Austria’s list for the Torres EVX, as we read it, runs from €39,890 for the Style to €43,190 for the Premium. Take the €2,400 e-mobility bonus that KGM Austria documented for 2025 off the Style, and you land on the card’s figure. That is our arithmetic, not a printed match, because the card does not say what it includes.
Two Graz Prices That Match Nothing
The Actyon, an SUV coupé on its grey stand, read €46,990. The organiser listed the “SsangYong / KGM Actyon” among its 2025 premieres, but no Austrian list or promotion matches the card.
The closest figures are from KGM Austria’s January 2026 list: €47,990 for the Actyon hybrid in Premium Edition trim, or €45,990 with a promotion. That is a different drivetrain from the car on the stand in March 2025. The hybrid reached Belgian showrooms only at the end of 2025.
The red Musso Grand pick-up read €36,990, which also matches nothing we found. KGM Austria’s new-generation Musso Grand, on sale since May 2026, lists at €52,990 to €62,990, so the car on the stand was probably the earlier model.
In Switzerland, The Old Badge Was Still On The Grille
The Rexton at Martigny in March 2025 wore Tanguy’s card, “Offre spéciale! 47’900.-“. It still had the older SsangYong wings on its grille, as did the Musso Grand in Graz. KGM Switzerland’s site now lists the Rexton from CHF 50,490, so the card sat CHF 2,590 below today’s “ab” figure. We do not know which Rexton version the card describes.
A year later, in March 2026, a black Actyon stood on Tanguy’s stand beside a Honda sign. Its card carries the Swiss energy label for 2026 and, in small print, a 4×4 1.5 turbo petrol Actyon with 163 PS, as far as we can read it. We could not read its price, so we cannot set it against the Rexton’s offer.
At Basel in September 2025 another black Actyon stood beside a KGM energy label giving the 1.5-litre petrol engine at 120 kW. KGM Switzerland’s site now lists the Actyon from CHF 42,490, the Torres EVX from CHF 35,490 and the Musso Grand from CHF 44,311. We took all three prices from the site on 15 October 2026.
We filmed the Actyon 4×4 at Passion Auto Show Martigny 2026. Our KGM Actyon First Look has the full story.
Our Take
KGM is a brand in transition, and the stands show it. A Rexton still wore the old SsangYong wings in March 2025, the hybrid Actyon had not yet reached the stands, and each dealer priced its cars its own way. The weak spot for a buyer is the paper. Two of the three Austrian cards match no list we could find, and the one that fits, the Torres EVX, fits only by arithmetic.
The cards to watch next are the hybrid Actyon and the new-generation Musso Grand. KGM Austria now publishes lists for both, so the next time they turn up on a regional stand, the dealer’s price can be checked against something.
Independent editorial. No brand or organiser paid for or reviewed this article.
