While Kia and its parent company the Hyundai Motor Group have had some huge wins in the EV sector, the EV3 is a whole new ball game. That's because of the appealing price tag. In Korea ...

The EV3 also gets something called i-Pedal 3.0, which is a fancy way of saying it has multiple levels of regenerative braking and one-pedal driving ... to call it “a game changer.” ...

Despite the relatively lethargic uptake of electric vehicles, the Kia EV6 is often considered as one of the leading lights in ...

Flashy new game-changer technology in cars ... This can be combined with the EV3's other ADAS features like Highway Driving Assist and Lane Keeping Assist. Note that this isn't an entirely hands ...

Somewhere between FTL Faster Than Light, Sea of Stars, and old-school Fallout, Keep Driving is my RPG of 2024, and you can ...

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Kia wants a bigger slice of Europe’s electric vehicle market. With the EV3 now available in Europe, Kia claims ...

The company already calls the low-cost EV a “game changer ... The EV3 starts at roughly $40,000 in Europe. Based on Hyundai’s E-GMP platform, the mini electric SUV has a driving range ...

The 9.0-inch touchscreen multimedia system features built-in Google Maps, Assistant and Play Store apps ... but during the launch the EV3’s anticipated range even after quite some driving suggested a ...

The judges praised its stylish design, long driving range of up to 375 miles on a single charge ... the most innovative and exciting car brands around, and we believe the EV3 is a game-changer in the ...

Kia’s dedicated EV for the compact SUV market receives the prestigious award of ‘Best Car Below €40,000’   The Golden ...