Kia Takes The Wraps Off Niro Electric SUV
Kia has released the first official photos of the Niro Electric SUV. The car will go on sale in Korea later this year and be available in European and North American showrooms next year.
Kia has released the first official photos of the Niro Electric SUV. The car will go on sale in Korea later this year and be available in European and North American showrooms next year.
As was reported a few days ago, it appears that the Tesla Model Y could begin limited production sometime in late 2019, with mass production following in 2020. Assuming that those dates are accurate, the Tesla Model Y compact SUV or CUV will be hitting the market right around the same time as numerous other all-electric SUV/CUV models.
Who is the biggest electric vehicle (EV) seller on this planet? Nissan. To be exact, it’s the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance that now claims to sell more EVs globally than anyone else. One EV Sells More Than Any Other It’s funny to think that many would assume the “most sold EVs” award … [continued]
Tesla recently posted a job opening for a Model Y engineer, suggesting it is moving forward with plans to produce its affordable electric SUV, but other companies are looking to get in on the fun as well.
The world of SUVs is getting bigger, and this time with a luxurious plug-in hybrid (PHEV) from Bentley.
That’s it. The long wait for Jaguar’s electric i-Pace SUV is now over. We officially know what it is, what it looks like, what it will do, and when.
The Hyundai Kona Electric SUV goes on public display for the first time in Geneva this week. It will offer two battery sizes to meet the needs of more customers.
Ahead of the planned official unveiling of the model on February 27th, Hyundai has now released the first teaser images of the all-electric compact SUV that’s been dubbed “Kona.”
The Jaguar I-PACE will finally be fully unveiled on March 1st — via a global, online broadcast to begin at 19:00 CET — a new press release has revealed. Accompanying this will be the opening of ordering and the official announcement of pricing.
Chinese startup Byton has introduced its first model called simply Concept. It is an all electric SUV that comes in either rear wheel or all wheel drive configurations and offers a dazzling array of electronic wizardry. It will start at $45,000.