KGM’s Torres range starts at €24,600 in Spain, with hybrid and electric versions for buyers seeking a spacious SUV. The EVX pairs an 80.6 kWh LFP battery with a 207 hp motor and has a homologated combined range of 503 km.
KGM quotes up to 839 litres of boot capacity for both the Torres and Torres EVX, measured to the roof. That puts luggage space at the centre of the range’s practical appeal. The Actyon Híbrido is listed at 796 litres.
The Spanish line-up pairs non-plug-in hybrids with a fully electric option. Carwow lists advertised starting prices of €24,600 for the Torres Híbrido and €28,325 for the Torres EVX. The Actyon Híbrido starts at €34,300. These are promotional prices subject to current conditions: the EVX figure includes €3,375 in Auto+ assistance for private buyers, rather than representing an unconditional standard list price. The Torres Híbrido and Actyon Híbrido each deliver a combined 204 hp; the EVX produces 207 hp.
The Torres has a squared-off exterior, pronounced wheel arches and visible protective trim. At about 4.71 metres long and 1.89 metres wide, it is a large family SUV. Its rugged styling draws on KGM’s history with vehicles such as the Rexton and Korando. The Musso also reflects the brand’s 4x4 heritage. KGM’s take on that heritage differs from Alfa Romeo’s design direction.
Both hybrids use a 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine and a 1.84 kWh hybrid battery, with no need for plug-in charging. Carwow lists fuel consumption of 5.9–6.0 l/100 km for the Torres Híbrido and about 5.9 l/100 km for the Actyon Híbrido. KGM positions the Torres Híbrido as the more rational choice, while the Actyon brings a sportier, more sophisticated design. The EVX is the battery-electric alternative. Its 80.6 kWh LFP battery uses cell-to-pack architecture, and its front-mounted 152 kW motor produces 207 hp and 339 Nm. The model has front-wheel drive and a single-speed automatic transmission.
The EVX’s homologated range is 503 km on the combined WLTP cycle and up to 664 km in urban driving. Its maximum rapid-charging power is 120 kW; under suitable conditions, charging from 10% to 80% takes about 30 minutes. The Torres and EVX share the same announced boot capacity, giving the electric model substantial luggage space alongside its range.
Carwow lists a five-year or 100,000 km vehicle warranty for the Torres Híbrido, plus an eight-year or 160,000 km warranty for its hybrid battery. For the EVX, the vehicle warranty is seven years or 150,000 km. Its battery warranty is up to 10 years or 1,000,000 km; that longer term applies to the battery, not the whole vehicle.
