The affordable Kia EV3 was supposed to arrive in the U.S. a long time ago. But Kia’s launch plans were derailed by the Trump administration’s tariffs. Now, the automaker is planning to bring the EV3’s production to Mexico and it has finally announced U.S. pricing for its smallest EV.
Learn more about the EV3’s pricing, EPA range, and an exciting new GT trim in our latest story.
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Skeptics claim that charging your EV with grids that use fossil fuel power is just as bad as burning gas. They're wrong.
GM and Samsung SDI’s joint venture in Indiana is dead, but the latter still wants to build batteries there.
Chevrolet will cease sales in China.
— Suvrat Kothari, Staff Writer
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Kia Just Revealed EV3 Pricing. It's Even Cheaper Than We Expected
The EV3's pricing puts it in line with the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Bolt. But the Kia has a few trump cards up its sleeve.
Photo: Sam Woolley
EV Myth Busted: No, They're Not 'Dirtier' Than Gas Cars, Even If You Use Fossil Fuel Power
Skeptics claim that charging your EV with grids that use fossil fuel power is just as bad as burning gas. They're wrong.
Photo: Samsung SDI
GM Exits Planned $3.5B Battery Factory, Leaving Samsung SDI In Full Control
The two companies’ joint venture in Indiana is dead, but Samsung SDI still wants to build batteries there.
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Chevy Is Giving Up On The Chinese Market
In 2014 it sold 700,000 units per year in the country. By 2025, that number had dropped to just 9,000.