Domestic and imported automakers have launched October promotions combining production-date discounts, interest-free installments, fuel-cost support and longer warranties. Kia’s Ten-Ten event runs through October after annual domestic electric-vehicle sales surpassed 100,000, with an additional 2% discount on vehicles produced before June. Maximum combined benefits reach 6.7 million Korean won for the Tasman, 4.2 million won for the K8, 2.2 million won for the K5, 3 million won for the 2026 Sorento Diesel and 2 million won for the Carnival. Electric-vehicle benefits reach 4.1 million won for the EV6, 3.4 million won for the EV4 and 3.2 million won for the EV3, including display-car discounts and support for internal-combustion vehicle owners switching to electric models. Hyundai offers up to 700,000 won on gasoline and hybrid All-New Avante models, while production-date discounts apply to the Grandeur, New Grandeur and Santa Fe. KG Mobility is offering interest-free or reduced-rate installment plans on the Musso, Torres and Actyion Hybrid, plus 300,000 won for military personnel, government employees, military families and veterans. Renault Korea is pairing fuel support with interest-free financing and extended warranties, while Volvo Car Korea and Stellantis Korea are offering subsidized financing, powertrain warranty extensions and model-specific support.