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The Kia EV5: An Authentic SUV Powering Kia’s Electrification Vision
Kia launches the Kia EV5, a family-oriented all-electric SUV for dynamic, active lifestyles Bold authentic SUV profile with a spacious interior, refined user experience and a panoramic display Built on Hyundai Motor Group’s E-GMP platform, the Kia EV5 combines distinctive design, a spacious cabin and advanced electric performance The Kia EV5 expands Kia’s all-electric lineup as a key model, driving the brand’s vision of accessible, sustainable mobility … [continued]
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BYD Seal 6 DM-1 Variant — 2,000 Kilometer Range, $15,340. Anybody Want One?
The new Seal 6 DM-1 from BYD is a full featured plug-in hybrid with up to 90 miles of battery only range in the top of the line version.
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Kia America Announces 2026 Sportage PHEV Pricing
2026 Kia Sportage PHEV pricing starts at $40,490[1] Refreshed X-Line and X-Line Prestige models blend comfort and power “Opposites United” design philosophy takes on a more confident and refined style with Kia’s LED star map lighting and distinctive amber DRLs New X-Line trim now available in 1.6T Plug-in Hybrid Today, … [continued]
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Singapore’s Electric Vehicle Dreams Now Accelerating Faster
SINGAPORE — I landed in Singapore last June 25 to visit a solar farm in the middle of the city. As I left the airport to the city, riding in a Toyota Prius Hybrid which I booked on the Grab app, the first thing I noticed in the Terminal 3 … [continued]
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Solar Projects That Make Us Smile
Floating by are tangled roots and water lilies. Undulating floodwaters reflect the sky. Treetops drop giant peapods into the water. A few thatched huts, without walls and on stilts, are set just above the muddy water’s edge. It is a day trip for twenty Indigenous people in a traditional river … [continued]
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