KGM Motors UK will show its new Musso EV on its return to the Commercial Vehicle Show at the NEC Birmingham from April 21to 232026.

The Musso EV, Korea's first fully electric pick-up, combines the running-cost advantages of an EV, the versatility of a working pick-up truck, and the comfort, and refinement of an SUV.

A new key development, ahead of its arrival, is that Musso EV now benefits from the full government Plug-in Van Grant of £5,000, bringing the on-the-road proposition of £39,995 into sharper focus for both retail, and business users.

In addition, the vehicle attracts just four per cent BIK tax for 2026/27, which equates to £30 per month.

For visitors who continue to favour diesel-powered capability, KGM will also showcase the award-winning Musso Saracen and the Rexton Commercial Vehicle, offering proven work-focused performance, strong towing credentials and dependable day-to-day usability for operators who prefer a conventional powertrain.

The Musso EV features an 80.6kWh BYD LFP battery with a range of up to 240-miles and rapid charging from 20 to 80 per cent in 31-minutes, supporting both day-to-day working use and longer journeys between sites.

Working credentials remain central, with a 690kg payload and 2.3-tonne towing capacity, supported by load sensitive and self-levelling rear suspension. Performance comes from a dynamic full-time all-wheel drive system designed to maximise traction and stability, delivering 207ps and 339Nm of torque.

Kevin Griffin, managing director at KGM Motors UK, said "The Commercial Vehicle Show is the perfect stage for Musso EV and for our wider commercial vehicle line-up. Musso EV brings something genuinely distinctive to the market, combining usable electric range with serious capability, and the addition of the £5,000 Plug-in Van Grant makes it an even more compelling option for businesses. We look forward to welcoming visitors to stand 5C30 to experience Musso EV in person, alongside Musso Saracen and the Rexton Commercial Vehicle."

The Musso EV is now available to order, with the first demonstrator units arriving with dealers in May.