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    Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUV Makes Global Debut – 600 Kms Range

    Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUVKia has unveiled its latest innovation in the electric vehicle market, the Kia EV3, a compact SUV that promises to redefine the segmentDrawing inspiration from the brand’s flagship EV9, the EV3 is set to elevate the electric SUV experience for a broader audience, blending bold aesthetics with functional sophistication. The EV3 showcases Kia’s ‘Opposites United’ design philosophy, balancing nature and modernity to create a dynamic and harmonious appearance.Kia EV3 Electric SUV DesignThe vehicle’s exterior features vertical headlamps and the new Star Map signature lighting, which enhances its confident stance. The sleek roofline and muscular body design contribute to its powerful yet agile profile.Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUVInside, the EV3 offers a spacious, practical, and comfortable environment. The cabin, designed to accommodate five passengers, includes features such as a sliding table, multi-adjustable ambient lighting, and fold-back relaxation seats. The near-30-inch widescreen display integrates seamlessly with the dashboard, providing both drivers and passengers with intuitive access to entertainment and navigation systems.Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUVPerformance, Battery, RangePowered by Kia’s fourth-generation battery technology, the EV3 offers a best-in-class driving range of up to 600 kilometers on the WLTP cycle. The vehicle is available in two variants: a Standard model with a 58.3kWh battery and a Long Range model with an 81.4kWh battery. Both models feature a 150kW electric motor, allowing the EV3 to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.5 seconds and achieve a top speed of 170 km/h.Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUVCharging efficiency is a highlight, with the EV3 capable of fast charging from 10% to 80% in just 31 minutes. This efficiency is supported by state-of-the-art Battery Management and Cell Monitoring Units, which optimize energy use and enhance overall vehicle performance.Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUVAdvanced Safety and Convenience FeaturesThe EV3 is equipped with an array of advanced safety and driving assistance systems, including Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist, Lane Keeping Assist, and Highway Driving Assist. These features, along with the new eDTVC Electric Dynamic Torque Vectoring Control, ensure a smooth and stable driving experience.Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUVKia’s Remote Smart Parking Assist and a 12-inch Head-up Display further enhance convenience and safety, allowing drivers to maneuver the vehicle with ease and keep essential information within their line of sight. The EV3 also debuts Kia’s i-Pedal 3.0 regenerative braking technology, enabling one-pedal driving for improved energy efficiency and reduced driver fatigue.Connectivity and EntertainmentKia has integrated a suite of connectivity and entertainment features in the EV3, including the new Kia AI Assistant, which uses generative AI to provide natural language interaction and support for various vehicle functions. The Premium Streaming service, powered by LG’s Automotive Content Platform, and in-car gaming options deliver a rich, immersive experience for occupants.Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUVCustomization options are abundant, with NBA team-inspired Display Themes and a variety of interior colour and material choices, reflecting elements of Air, Earth, and Water. Sustainable materials, such as recycled PET, are used extensively throughout the interior, aligning with Kia’s commitment to sustainability.Kia will launch the EV3 first in Korea in July 2024, followed by a European debut later in the year. The company plans to extend availability to other regions subsequently. The global campaign, titled ‘A Moving Power,’ underscores Kia’s dedication to innovation and sustainable mobility solutions. India launch of Kia EV3 has not been confirmed yet. More

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    2025 Kia EV6 Facelift Debuts – Bigger Battery, Sharper Design, India-Bound

    2025 Kia EV6 Facelift DebutsThe new 2025 Kia EV6 facelift brings iterative updates in design, powertrain and equipment, while packing a bigger batteryKia’s critically acclaimed EV6 has been detrimental in establishing the brand as a high-performance electric car manufacturer for enthusiasts. We have to note that EV6 is Kia’s foray into electric mobility solutions and is a big deal. So, the 2025 Kia EV6 facelift debuts ahead of launch, is an important launch for the brand. Let’s take a look.2025 Kia EV6 Facelift DebutsIf there was one vehicle that put Kia on the global electric vehicle map, it has to be EV6. Offered in RWD and AWD along with a high-performance GT trim, Kia EV6 has managed to appeal to both sensible buyers and thrill-seekers alike. The car’s sleek and crossover design is well-received and is eye-candy.2025 Kia EV6 GT-LineThe new MY25 Kia EV6 builds on these attributes and emerges as a fitting replacement to an iconic vehicle that started Kia’s electric mobility journey. However, this is a mild mid-life journey and the design changes are more evolutionary than revolutionary.Most prominent of these design changes include a refreshed fascia. The eyebrow-like LED DRLs of current model have been replaced with much sleeker and stylistic C-shaped elements that lend a sporty aura. Base EV6 Air and mid-spec EV6 GT-Line feature slight design differences for distinction.[embedded content]Where Air gets a Tiger Nose grill, GT-Line gets a connecting LED bar in the middle. Starmap adaptive LED headlights are now sleeker and blend in well with overall design of both trims. GT-Line gets a slightly more sportier front bumper, for added aggression. Air gets a choice of 19-inch and 20-inch alloy wheels, while GT-Line gets unique 20-inch alloy wheel designs.At the rear, there are hardly any changes with a few nip and tuck measures here and there. Where the rear bumper on EV6 Air looks a little sober, GT-Line spruces things up quite nicely. We should expect more aggression with top-spec GT trim whenever it breaks cover.2025 Kia EV6 AirNew and bigger batteryOn the inside, we get a new 2-spoke steering wheel with off-set Kia badge on Air model, while GT-Line gets a sportier 3-spoke steering. New here, is an electric adjustment with steering column. Dual 12.3-inch displays running ccNC UI are positioned in a new housing. Other than these, there are very few changes with dashboard, centre console and door trims continue as they were.Safety features include up to 10 airbags, Highway Driving Assist Level 2 semi-autonomous driving software, updated smartphone as a key feature, remote Smart Park Assist function with diagonal parking support and a built-in dashcam. The new 84 kWh battery is a nice upgrade from the old 77.4 kWh unit and promises upto 494 km range in South Korean testing.2025 Kia EV6 InteriorDespite the increase in battery size, Kia claims 0 to 80% charge in 18 minutes from a 350 kW DC fast charger. Single motor RWD configuration comes with 225 bhp peak power and 350 Nm peak torque, while dual-motor AWD config promises up to 320 bhp peak power and 605 Nm peak torque.Also read – Hyundai Ioniq 5 facelift debuts with larger battery More

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    Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUV Teased Ahead Of Global Debut

    Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUV – Concept Vs Production Model TeasersWhere dimensions are concerned, Kia EV3 compact electric SUV might be positioned between Sonet and Seltos at around 4.2m lengthWith ambitions to be recognised among the leading electric car manufacturers of the world, Hyundai and Kia have been pushing the envelope for some time now. The duo’s efforts reflect in their born electric portfolio. Newest of the bunch is Kia EV3 which is set to be globally unveiled on May 23rd, 2024. Ahead of that, Kia has officially released teasers to give a glimpse of its upcoming eSUV. Kia EV3 Compact Electric SUV TeasedNot so long ago, Kia officially revealed EV3 and EV4 concepts. While EV3 is an electric SUV, EV4 takes a different route and is a crossover electric sedan-style vehicle. Production-spec EV3 has been teased by Kia for the first time. EV3 is highly likely to make its way to our shores. When launched, it will be positioned below Kia EV6 in brand’s electric portfolio.Kia EV3 TeasersThe EV3’s exterior design is showcased in the teaser images, highlighting its bold, geometric, and robust aspects. The vehicle’s dynamic styling is also emphasized in these images. Kia EV3 boasts boxy rear fenders, tailgate, and signature Star Map lighting contributing to a unique identity.Comparing to the Kia EV3 concept, we can see slightly redesigned LED headlights and DRLs at the front. However, rear seems to have been carried over as they were in the concept. The sculpted body adheres to Kia’s trademark ‘Opposites United’ design philosophy. The same design language can be seen in other Kia cars including their flagship EV9.Kia EV3 TeasersIncorporating innovative technologies, Kia aims to broaden its EV range to include affordable options for the masses and that is where EV3 seems to blend in. Kia has promised a comprehensive range of equipment with EV3. On the inside, we can expect eco-conscious attributes and a similar minimal design theme as EV6.What to expect from Kia EV3?A lot is riding on Kia EV3’s success. Kia aims to deliver an elevated customer experience derived from its flagship models into compact SUV segment where EV3 will fall. Considering that Kia is calling EV3 a ‘compact SUV’, we expect it to be slightly larger than Sonet and slightly smaller than Seltos at around 4.2m length. Think Mahindra XUV400.Kia EV3 TeasersAt this size quotient, we can expect relatively affordable pricing. This way, EV3 is set to accelerate faster transition to EVs and play a crucial role in expanding company’s reputation as an electric car manufacturer for the masses.Kia EV6 will be launched later this year and is expected to go on sale immediately. World premiere is later this month on May 23rd, 2024. We can expect around 150 bhp motor drawing power from a 40 kWh to 45 kWh battery pack promising around 400 km to 500 km range on a single charge.New Kia EV3 Concept New Kia EV3 Concept More

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    Hyundai Electric SUV (Creta EV?) Production Starts End 2024 – Group Plant Capacity To Increase To 15 Lakh

    Hyundai Creta N LineHyundai’s first local EV will be Creta EV, already spotted testing, and production will commence by the end of 2024 at their Chennai plantAhead of its 30th anniversary in 2026, Hyundai Motor India is already coining its 2030 strategy. The slogan for 2030 strategy is ‘Innovator in Mobility and Beyond’. Hyundai’s subsidiary, Kia India, has also overhauled its operations to promote quantitative and qualitative growth through company’s ‘Kia 2.0’ strategy.Hyundai Kia India Plants Capacity To Touch 15 LakhIn that regard, Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Euisun Chung visited India to review the company’s mid-to-long-term mobility strategies for the future. This is the first time the Executive Chair has held an overseas town hall meeting outside of South Korea. Also present in the meeting were key executives from Hyundai Motor including Jaehoon Chang, President and CEO of Hyundai Motor Company, and Unsoo Kim, Managing Director and CEO of Hyundai Motor India.Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Euisun Chung Visits IndiaThe meeting concluded a manufacturing advance in the rapidly growing Indian automotive market. The aim is to establish an annual production capacity of around 1.5 million vehicles combining both Hyundai and Kia brands in India. A key facilitator of this plan will be expansion of EV lineup and create an EV ecosystem to accelerate customer uptake.The commencement of production at Hyundai’s recently acquired Pune plant (from GM) last year will play a major role in achieving their goals. Company is currently making improvements towards Pune plant and establishing a production hub capable of 2 lakh units annually. Production is estimated to start in second half of 2025.Hyundai India Plant, Chennai. Image for reference.Combining Pune plant’s 2 lakh capacity with Chennai plant’s current production capacity of 8.24 lakh units, Hyundai Motor is looking at an annual production capacity of over 10 lakh (1 million) units. Kia India’s annual production capacity is set to be expanded to 4.31 lakh units by the first half of 2024. Combining Kia’s numbers, Hyundai Motor Group is looking at an annual production capacity of 15 lakh per annum (1.5 million).Hyundai Creta Electric SpiedHyundai Kia local-made EV onslaughtElectric vehicles will play a crucial role in the company’s growth ambitions. Hyundai aims to launch its first locally produced EV in Indian market in 2025. This is likely to be Creta EV which is already spotted testing on multiple occasions. Mass production of its first local electric SUV (Creta EV) will commence by the end of 2024 at Hyundai’s Chennai plant.The company aims to expand EV portfolio to incorporate five new EVs by 2030. The holistic approach by Hyundai Motor India towards EVs will result in expanding EV charging infrastructure by 2030. Not just Hyundai, Kia is keen to make a splash in Indian EV space with their first local EV slated to hit production in 2025 with more to break covers in the future.Kia Clavis SpiedRecently, Hyundai and Kia signed an MoU with Exide, a leading Indian battery company, in a bid to pursue local manufacturing of batteries that will power dedicated EVs for India.Statement from Hyundai Motor IndiaDuring the meeting, Executive Chair Chung said “Hyundai Motor India has been pivotal in driving the growth of the Hyundai Motor Group, having navigated through numerous challenges including the COVID19 pandemic, global economic crises, and supply chain disruptions due to semiconductor shortages. We take pride in consistently securing the second-largest market share in this vibrant market and will continue to elevate Hyundai as a premium brand.“India is among the fastest-growing economies globally, and as this growth continues the strategic importance of Hyundai Motor India will only increase. By leveraging our strong reputation and competitive quality in India, we aim to expand exports to neighbouring countries, making India the global export hub to boost our regional market competitiveness.”Speaking about the company’s electrification strategy, Executive Chair Chung said, “We will develop EVs tailored to the Indian market and expand EV infrastructure in the region. We will lead the next generation of mobility in India, playing a key role in electrification, and we will continue to elevate Hyundai as a premium brand.” More

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    Kia Clavis Electric Spied Testing Ahead Of Launch – Punch EV Rival?

    Kia Clavis EV SpiedTo challenge the top-selling Tata Punch in sub-4-meter segment, Kia can introduce the ICE and EV versions of Clavis simultaneouslyKia Clavis test mules have been spied on road tests multiple times in recent months. It will be Kia’s most affordable SUV for India and is expected to be launched later this year. But that’s not all. Now, an EV version of Clavis has also been spotted in South Korea. It is apparent that Kia is planning a major onslaught to challenge the supremacy of Tata Punch.Kia Clavis EV – What to expect?Clavis ICE versions spotted earlier and this recent EV model are almost identical. The SUV has vertically stacked headlamps and LED DRLs, sculpted bonnet, flush-type door handles and functional roof rails. Even the alloy wheels are the same for both ICE and EV versions. However, this configuration could change with the production model. At rear, the lighting setup has the same vibes as one sees at the front. Overall, Kia Clavis has a compact, boxy profile.Kia Clavis Electric Spied – RearTo achieve a differentiation between the ICE and EV variants, Kia could introduce some minor changes at the front and rear. EV-specific badging will also be there across both exterior and interiors. A distinctive profile for both versions can also be achieved with exclusive colour shades and unique interior theme options.Kia Clavis EV – Key featuresMuch of the equipment list will be common for both ICE and EV versions of Kia Clavis. To engage rival Tata Punch in a close contest, Kia will ensure that Clavis gets a comprehensive range of features. It will include multiple segment-first and best-in-class features. Clavis test mules have revealed the presence of premium equipment such as ADAS, panoramic sunroof, 360° camera, ventilated seats and front parking sensors. These features will be available with the top-spec variants of Clavis.Kia Clavis – Casper Inspired ProfileOther key highlights of Clavis include dual, integrated screens for the infotainment and instrument cluster. This setup will be a close match to that of new Sonet and Seltos. The steering wheel seems familiar to that of Kia EV6. Kia Clavis will have dual-tone fabric upholstery. Interiors seem spacious in the spy shots, although one can get a better idea only after taking a test drive.Kia Clavis Alloy WheelKia Clavis EV – Performance, rangeDetails about the powertrain for Kia Clavis EV are yet to be revealed. However, it is possible that Clavis EV could borrow the powertrain from Hyundai Casper EV. As per estimates, Kia Clavis EV could have a range of around 320 km for the base variant. Kia will focus on features such as advanced regen system and fast charging.Rival Tata Punch EV is available in standard and long-range formats. The standard version has a 25-kWh battery that delivers a range of 315 km. Punch EV long range variant utilizes a 35-kWh battery, with a range of 421 km.Kia Clavis Electric Spied More

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    2024 World Car Awards Current Contenders: Hyundai IONIQ 5 N, Kia EV9

    India-bound Kia EV92024 World Car Awards -Hyundai IONIQ 5 N and Kia EV9 Battle for SupremacyHyundai IONIQ 5 N and Kia EV9 stand as top contenders in the 2024 World Car Awards. Both vehicles have been recognised among the top three finalists in different categories. Electric vehicles (EVs) have witnessed a remarkable shift in perception and acceptance in recent years. And signal a significant transition in the automotive industry. Once considered a niche market, EVs are now embraced as the way forward in the commuter transportation ecosystem.Hyundai IONIQ 5 N: Racing Towards VictoryHyundai Motor’s IONIQ 5 N has earned its place as a finalist for the 2024 World Performance Car. Demonstrating Hyundai’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of electric vehicles. Building on the success of its predecessors, the IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 6, which secured triple titles in previous years. IONIQ 5 N represents a new era of high-performance EVs.Hyundai IONIQ 5 NIntroduced in July 2023, IONIQ 5 N embodies Hyundai Motor Group’s Electric Global Modular Platform (E-GMP). And integrates motorsport-bred technologies, setting new standards for electric vehicles. Its nomination recognises Hyundai’s dedication to innovation and excellence in the global automotive industry.Kia EV9: Redefining Excellence in Electric SUVKia EV9 has been selected as a finalist in two prestigious categories: World Car of the Year and World Electric Vehicle. Kia’s flagship all-electric SUV, EV9 epitomises sleek design, versatility, and advanced EV tech. EV9’s nomination highlights Kia’s commitment to delivering groundbreaking vehicles that cater to the evolving needs of consumers. Boasting a spacious three-row layout and modern design elements, EV9 is a compelling proposition – a blend of style, performance, and sustainability.Electrifying the Auto Industry: Hyundai IONIQ 5 N, Kia EV9Advancements in EV technology, including longer driving ranges, faster charging times, and enhanced performance capabilities makes them more appealing to consumers. Resultantly, traditional automotive manufacturers and new entrants alike are investing heavily in electric vehicle development. A true representation of global trend towards electrification.With each passing year, electric vehicles are solidifying their position as key players in the automotive market. They offer not only environmental benefits but also top-notch performance and driving experiences. Consumers too are becoming more conscious of their carbon footprint and the importance of sustainability. Sales trajectory of electric vehicles points towards continued growth, innovation, and global acceptance.The Future is Electric: 2024 World Car Awards FinalistsThe recognition of both the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N and the Kia EV9 underscores the increasing significance of electric vehicles in the automotive landscape. As finalists in the 2024 World Car Awards, they represent the forefront of innovation and excellence in their respective categories. Governments and policymakers are incentivising the transition to electric vehicles. This is made possible through tax breaks, subsidies, and stringent emissions regulations, further driving their popularity.Winners of the 2024 World Car Awards will be revealed at a ceremony during the New York International Auto Show on March 27, 2024. A global stage that further solidifies the impact of these remarkable vehicles on the automotive industry. More

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    Kia EV9 Electric SUV Spotted Undisguised In India – Launch Soon

    Kia EV9 Electric SUV SpottedUnderpinned by the E-GMP platform, Kia’s flagship electric SUV EV9 is available in both RWD and e-AWD formatsAfter launching EV6 in 2022, Kia is looking to further expand its EV portfolio. The flagship EV9 electric SUV has been spotted on road tests for the first time in India. Just like the EV6, the EV9 will enter India via the CBU route. Launch price could be around Rs 80 lakh for the base trim.Kia EV9 – Massive street presenceBeing 5,015 mm long, 1,980 mm wide and 1,780 mm tall, Kia EV9 will dwarf most other cars on the road. Wheelbase is 3,100 mm, which ensures roomy interiors and plentiful boot space. The SUV has a bold character, with sculpted panelling all across. Some of the key highlights include cube LED headlamps with Z-shaped DRLs, closed-off grille and prominent bumper.Kia EV9 Electric SUV SpottedSide profile has polygonal wheel arches, sporty 21-inch alloy wheels, thick body cladding, functional roof rails and door-mounted ORVMs with integrated turn signals. At rear, the primary attraction is the star map LED tail lamps. Rear wiper is neatly hidden beneath the rear spoiler, ensuring a clutter free profile.Kia EV9 interiorsKia EV9 offers premium features on the inside such as three zone climate control, heated and ventilated front and second row seats, automatic defog system, electronic rear view mirror with full display, heated steering wheel, regenerative braking paddle shifters and height adjustable smart power tailgate.Kia EV9 Electric SUV SpottedInterior space is highly customizable with 60:40 Split Remote Folding 2nd Row Seats with Headrests and 50:50 Split Remote Folding 3rd Row Seats with Headrests. Second row seats have swivel function, which adds versatility to the interiors. There are intelligently designed storage spaces and USB charging ports for all passengers.[embedded content]Kia EV9 is tech-heavy with features such as a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system with navigation, a 12.3-inch driver display screen and a 5.3-inch climate control screen. Other key highlights include digital key, fingerprint recognition, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, USB-C ports, wireless phone charger and OTA updates. A comprehensive range of active and passive safety features including ADAS are available with Kia EV9.Kia EV9 performance, rangeBased on their needs, users can choose from three powertrain options. Base RWD variant is equipped with a 76.1 kWh battery, connected to a 215 hp single electric motor. Range is 230 miles (approx. 370 km). The long-range variant of Kia EV9 has a 99.8 kWh battery, connected to a 201 hp single electric motor. Range is 304 miles (approx. 489 km). Users can also choose the dual-motor variant that delivers 379 hp of max power. Range is 280 miles (approx. 450 km).Kia EV9 comes with both fixed and portable charging options. Fast charging is supported, allowing users to load 154 miles (248 km) in just 15 minutes. With the fast charger, 10% to 80% can be achieved in just 24 minutes. The SUV also has Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability that can be used to charge various tools and equipment.Source More

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    Kia K-Charge introduced Across 1,000 charging stations in India

    Kia K-Charge ServicesK-Charge services are offered via the ‘MyKia’ app, are free for 3 months for Kia customers and can also be availed by non-Kia customersOne of the major concerns of an electric vehicle user is its range. Range anxieties or being caught out of battery power has deterred many a buyer, steering them towards the more tried and tested petrol/diesel powered vehicles. Lack of ample electric charging stations, especially in rural and semi urban areas are a major concern that needs to be tackled prior to the wholehearted acceptance of EVs in the country.Kia India introduces K-Charge Charging Initiative Accessibility for Every EV UserKia India has announced a special charging initiative with K-Charge being offered for users of the EV6 electric vehicle in India. This new K-Charge initiative is being offered across 1000+ charging stations in the country. This initiative will be offered to all Kia customers free of charge for 3 months while non Kia customers can also avail of the services.Kia India’s K-Charge can be accessed via the ‘MyKia’ App and is done by NumoCity Technologies – a leading CMS service provider. It will help to alleviate EV users range anxieties. This facility is also an industry first where it is also being offered to non-Kia users and via Relux Charging Stations in a special tie up for free 3 months charging to Kia EV6 owners.For the K-Charge services, Kia India has partnered with CPOs (Charge Point Operators) – Statiq, Charge Zone, Relux Electric, Lion Charge and E-Fill chargers to expand EV infrastructure. K-Charge offers the following services via the MyKia App. It aids EV users to access a range of EV services, view and locate charging stations through a Made-in-India map service provider – Map My India, check charging slots and locate the closest charging station.New Kia EV6Payments can also be made via the wallet service within the app. K-Charge offers several benefits to customers. Apart from allowing them more confidence in terms of range, the facility also removes the need to rely on external applications thereby enhancing the vehicle ownership experience.Kia India K-Charge ConvenienceThe Kia EV6, is currently the only electric vehicle in the company portfolio as on date even as the EV5 electric SUV has also made its debut in August 2023with an expected launch in January 2025. With the ‘EV for All,’ initiative, Kia India is aiming to achieve annual sales target of one million EVs by 2026. It will take this expansion plan further to target 1.6 million units annually by 2030.The Kia EV6 facelift is also on test, debut of which could take place in early 2024. Though under heavy camouflage, the new EV6 is sure to come in with some feature update which could include dual-tone alloy wheels, new headlight and taillight clusters along with some new exterior colour options. It will, however, continue to draw power via the same 77.4 kWh battery pack mated to electric motors which on the RWD version offers 266 hp power and 350 Nm torque going up to 321 hp and 605 Nm on the AWD version. Claimed range is at 708 kms on full charge.Words from the manufacturerAs stated by Mr. Hardeep Singh Brar, National Head of Sales and Marketing – “K-Charge is not just a convenience initiative for our customers but a step towards making sustainable mobility convenient and accessible for everyone. We strongly believe that the technology transition towards a complete EV future ought to be smooth, and the K-Charge, integrated into the ‘MyKia’ app, is a well-thought-out step in that direction.With this aim, we will continue our efforts towards expanding the charging network through the onboarding of new CPOs in the future. We are confident that seamless, user-friendly solutions like these will play a pivotal role in accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles in India.” More