Kia’s EV9 unveiled – it’s a big number
/Battery-fed three-row sports utility features swank swivel seating in second row.
Read MoreBattery-fed three-row sports utility features swank swivel seating in second row.
Read MoreKia’s electric hotshot seems to be outpacing order book
Read MoreSeoul-shared images of EV9 confirm it’s set to be a big thing.
Read MoreKia’s new performance flagship priced now, here in early 2023.
Read MoreEnlarged version of original generation, in hybrid and full electric, to arrive next month.
Read MoreKia’s incoming performance electric has undergone suspension finetune at the neighbour’s
Read MorePricing adjustments feature across broader product span
Read MoreKia here remains tight-lipped about second-generation electric and hybrid compact.
Read MorePopular long-range base model loses Clean Car eligibility.
Read MoreSoftware fix will keep Ioniq 5 and EV6 in place when in Park.
Read MoreSub-$80k push with standard and big battery entry versions of Kia’s new EV lower the starting point for E-GMP enjoyment.
Read MoreKia reiterates claim of superior range over Hyundai equivalent
Read MorePlan S is a push toward sustainability – but it also means sacrifice in the local Kia line-up.
Read MoreThe pre-sale promo has been a hit, but prices announced just weeks ago have been increased, mostly by $2000.
Read MoreConcept-inspired looks, innovative Green tech … and a new use for old wall coverings.
Read MoreUnsurprisingly the EV9 isn’t too far removed from a certain other in the spotlight.
Read MoreThe entry edition is well under Hyundai’s equivalent and the most expensive sits just $10,000 above the cheapest Tucson.
Read MorePush to raise awareness of new model puts entry edition well under Hyundai equivalent.
Read MoreAustralia reveals everything but the price for a range it has previously shared with us.
Read MoreKia says a latest trial shows a rear-drive version of its EV6 is capable of 500km-plus range … whereas Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 tops at 481km.
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