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E1, Kia launch LPG charging subsidy promotion for new vehicle buyers

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Han Yeong-dae
Published : Sept. 1, 2026 - 09:30:32
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Taxis and corporate-registered vehicles are excluded from the offer

A promotional poster for the E1 campaign. [Courtesy of E1]
A promotional poster for the E1 campaign. [Courtesy of E1]

E1 said Tuesday it is running a liquefied petroleum gas charging subsidy promotion with Kia for customers who purchase new LPG vehicles, running through December.

The promotion targets individual and sole-proprietor customers who take delivery of a new LPG model from four Kia lineups — the K5, K8, Sportage and Bongo. Taxis and vehicles registered under corporate names are not eligible.

Eligible customers can receive 20,000 points exclusively for LPG charging by signing up for the OrangeCard app through a promotional pamphlet available at Kia dealerships and branches nationwide, then registering their new vehicle in the app at the time of delivery.

Customers who register their new LPG vehicle on the OrangeCard app and present the card after refueling at an E1 station will also earn 5,000 points per visit, up to six times, for a maximum of 30,000 additional points.

"We designed this promotion to ease the fuel costs for customers who chose a Kia LPG vehicle and to make the OrangeCard app and E1 stations more convenient to use," an E1 official said. "We will continue to roll out a range of benefits to enhance the driving experience and satisfaction of LPG vehicle customers."


yeongdai@heraldcorp.com
This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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