Kia EV5 Light Plus road test review: Different kind of same
/China is the electric car hot spot, so potentially a Korean product from there should hold some aces.
Read MoreChina is the electric car hot spot, so potentially a Korean product from there should hold some aces.
Read MoreAs EVs get bigger, so do ambitions and expectations.
Read MoreThe E-GMP platform seems set to be the basis for brilliance; this car lends its maker every reason for confidence.
Read MoreWhat better car to visit some early sources of green energy in the writer’s home province?
Read MoreKia’s facelifted warm hatch tracks down original tarmac.
Read MoreDiesel stands tall in Kia’s most popular sports utility. But is it a crucial element?
Read MoreHow does the plug-in hybrid edition of a well-regarded large SUV stand up against ‘fake electric’ claims?
Read MoreKia biggest offering is a people-mover. Honestly, that shouldn’t be a turn-off.
Read MoreHOW’s this for anticipation? When you turn the Kia Stinger’s Drive Mode selector to Sport, the side bolsters on the driver’s seat fold inwards to hold you more securely in place.
That little action acts as a prelude to some enthusiastic motoring – if you want it - aboard this big 3.3-litre twin-turbocharged V6-engined rear driven sedan.
Read MoreStonic? Apparently it’s a combination of ‘Speedy’ and ‘Tonic’.
An appropriate name given how the vehicle has rapidly become one of the dominant players in what is now this country’s hottest vehicle segment.
Seemingly out of nowhere the Stonic has gone from being a new vehicle due to arrive in the midst of various vehicle assembly and shipping holdups caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, to instantly positioning itself as New Zealand’s eighth most popular passenger vehicle.
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