Filed under: Concept Cars , Frankfurt Motor Show , Kia Now that Kia has proven itself to be a true leader in terms of automotive design (thanks for that, Peter Schreyer ), it’s time for the Korean automaker to evolve its styling language to new types of vehicles. Every new Kia design has been created for a front-wheel-drive platform, but now, Schreyer and his team have expanded to the world of the rear-wheel-drive architecture, previewed here with the GT concept, making its debut at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show . “We wanted to create something similarly graceful, athletic and confident, but not aggressive or overbearing,” says Gregory Guillaume, Kia’s European design chief. Those of you with keen eyes will note that the GT concept is a sort of evolution from Kia’s Kee concept , first seen in Frankfurt back in 2007.

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Official: Kia GT Concept puts a familiar face on a rear-wheel-drive platform