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Kia to complete 11-model EV lineup with 7 dedicated EVs by 2026; sell 1.6M eco-friendly vehicles annually by 2030

Green Car Congress

Kia has updated its Plan S strategy, underpinned by three core pillars: advancing electric vehicle (EV) transition; strengthening its purpose-built vehicle (PBV) business; and expanding future mobility services. By 2030, EVs, HEVs and PHEVs will make up 40% of all sales for Kia, with an annual sales target of 1.6 million units.

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Fisker Recruits First US Dealers for PHEVs; Appoints First Distributors for Europe

Green Car Congress

Fisker Automotive has appointed its first group of 32 US retailers to market and service its luxury plug-in hybrid vehicles, beginning with the $87,900 Karma sedan later this year. Nellemann is one of Europe’s oldest auto distributors, with ties going back to Nash and Morris, and at present time Kia, Jaguar and Aston Martin.

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Kia Motors to accelerate diversification of global mobility services

Green Car Congress

Kia Motors Corporation plans to expand its partnerships with global mobility companies to meet the needs of a diverse range of customers worldwide. Kia is striving to provide customized products and differentiated mobility services based on its long history in automotive manufacturing. —President Song.

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Seres 3: Why this Chinese SUV is the worst EV I’ve driven

EV Central

It appears the model sells, or has sold, in France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain and Israel. Seres 3 driving joy: as realistic as this promotional picture Seres has 37 distributors/dealers in France – which seems strange as in a week of driving there I never saw another Seres 3, or the larger Seres 5 medium SUV.

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Proposed Changes to the Federal EV Tax Credit Passed by the House of Representatives

EV Adoption

A cap of say $200,000 includes 90% of US households and can still account for households living in very expensive markets such as San Francisco and New York City. Hyundai and Kia will invest in growing its EV manufacturing footprint to scale production and satisfy U.S. market demands. consumers starting next year.