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Kia is expanding its North American strategy with hybrid and EREV versions of key models, including the Telluride and a new pickup truck. The company aims for strong growth in electrified vehicles by the end of the decade.

The Kia EV3 achieves more than 320 miles of range despite its upright shape by combining aerodynamic features, modern NMC batteries, and optimized design, showing efficiency isn’t limited to sleek EV forms.

Kia confirms the Niro EV will no longer be produced, with remaining inventory sold until supplies run out. The brand is shifting its EV strategy toward newer models such as the EV3, EV4, EV6, and EV9.

Kia has delayed the 2026 EV6 GT in the United States as EV6 sales fall and policy changes affect pricing. Import tariffs and lost tax credits are reshaping the company’s EV strategy.

Kia has unveiled GT versions of the EV3, EV4, and EV5, adding dual-motor powertrains, sport-tuned suspension, and performance-focused features while stopping short of EV6 GT-level output.

Kia’s new EV2 targets Europe’s growing demand for affordable electric crossovers. With up to 278 miles of range, fast charging, and urban-friendly design, it aims to bring EV ownership within reach of more buyers.