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KIA Bongo K4000 or Hyundai Porter (H100)

We compare two chassis for installing a COND van: payload, engine and key specs. The data is from our price list and vehicle cards; the configuration can be clarified on request.

	KIA Bongo K4000	Hyundai Porter (H100)
Brand country	Korea	Korea (assembly — Kazakhstan)
Payload	2,000 kg	1,500 kg
Gross weight	3,500 kg	3,050 kg
Engine	gas-petrol Bi-Fuel (LPI) 2.4 L, Euro-5	diesel D4CB 2.5 L turbo, Euro-5
Power	159 hp	130 hp
Torque	226 Nm	—
Gearbox	5-speed MT	6-speed MT
Fuel tank	71 L gas + 65 L petrol	65 l
Wheelbase	3,350 mm	2,640 mm
Cab	—	3-seat
Vehicle category	B	B
Chassis warranty	3 years / 150,000 km	2 years / 150,000 km
COND body up to (length)	4,200 mm	3,200 mm

The best value is marked in green. '—' — clarified on request.

⚠ The information on the page is for reference only and is not a public offer: specs and availability depend on the configuration and batch of a specific vehicle. Check the chassis price with official dealers and the van price with a COND manager.

Key differences

An overview of each chassis's main advantages — based on the table above.

Reasons to choose KIA Bongo K4000

+Carries 33% more cargo — 2 000 vs 1,500 kg
+More powerful engine by 22% — 159 vs 130 hp
+Longer COND body — up to 4,200 mm vs 3,200 mm
+Larger fuel tank — 71 l vs 65 l
+Longer chassis warranty — 3 years / 150,000 km vs 2 years / 150,000 km

Reasons to choose Hyundai Porter (H100)

+Clarify the task with a manager — we'll select by route and cargo

COND bodies on these chassis

An insulated van Refrigerated body Dry-freight body Dropside platform Drop-side with tilt

FAQ

Which is cheaper — KIA Bongo K4000 or Hyundai Porter (H100)?

Check the chassis price with official dealers. A manager will quote the price of a turnkey vehicle with a COND van on request — it depends on the body size, configuration and body type.

What body can be fitted on KIA Bongo K4000 and Hyundai Porter (H100)?

On both chassis COND installs an insulated van, a refrigerator, a dry-freight van, a flatbed platform and a curtain-side. The body is designed for the specific chassis with the factory warranty preserved.

What to choose for transporting food?

For food with a temperature mode, body volume and payload matter: a cheaper option suits light urban distribution, and a higher-payload chassis suits long-haul volumes. A COND manager will select the chassis and body for your route — leave a request.

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