That really makes me wonder why GM/Chevy and Nissan haven’t bothered to at least offer a PHEV version of their popular SUVs Kia will launch a version of its Stonic SUV model with an 88 kW electric motor and a battery range of 186 miles to compete directly with the Hyundai Ioniq, according to a company representative. The new car is expected to be available in North America by late 2017.
Kia will launch a version of its Stonic SUV model with an 88 kW electric motor and a battery range of 186 miles to compete directly with the Hyundai Ioniq, according to a company representative. The new car is expected to be available in North America by late 2017.