While the Hyundai’s IONIQ 5 world debut is around the corner, new details have appeared thanks to our colleagues at Motor1.com. This leaked dealer presentation shows some figures of the upcoming EV. According to this, looks like finally under the WLTP the maximum range will be 510 km. The image also talks about a 12.3-inch digital display for the interior, and a head-up display with augmented reality, completely reclining seats or even a mobile console.
We recently shared the full time-line that says when the new models, facelifts and MY will be produced and apply the new logo. We already have seen the All-New Carnival with it and now its time for the Stinger. What do you think? While the front is ok, the rear is to big and we are not sure if photoshopped.
Hyundai Motor has made a series of updates to its successful and also recalled all-electric sub-compact SUV, the Hyundai Kona Electric. In order to make the new Kona Electric the upgrades revolve around design, technology, and practicality, but how it looks in the real world?
Kia has recently released its brand new logo and slogan, but this was just a small glimpse of what’s to come. From now to 2027 Kia will have up to seven new dedicated electric vehicles so we have seen they already trademarked new nameplates like EK (from EK1 to EK9) expected for regular cars and EV (from EV1 to EV9) to SUVs/CUVs. Which is going to be used by CV? EV4 or EV5?
The next generation Kia Sportage (codenamed as NQ5) continues testing in two sizes, like the new Tucson it will have a short wheelbase and a long wheelbase, but with a with a differentiated 3/4-rear design. This time ShotSpy Youtube channel shared this images that corresponds to the US-spec and like with the Tucson, looks like Kia could be decided to go for the LWB to the US-market too.
