T-600 was an upgraded version of K-360, Korea’s first three-wheeled vehicle. While maintaining its compact size for navigating narrow streets, it offered expanded cargo space and engine capacity. Thanks to these improvements, T-600 gained popularity and became a symbolic model in Kia’s lineup—contributing to Korea’s modernization of transportation. In 2008, it was designated as Registered Cultural Heritage No. 400.
Designed for a time when wide roads were scarce, T-600 was optimized for small-scale urban deliveries. From transporting coal briquettes and moving boxes to navigating steep hills with mail in tow, it became a familiar sight etched into the collective memory of Koreans.
T-2000 and T-600 at the shipping yard
T-600 used for light cargo transport
Length:
3,295 mm
Width:
1,280 mm
Height:
1,450 mm
Drive type:
Rear-wheel drive
Engine:
Inline twin-cylinder gasoline
Displacement:
577 cc
