KIA revealed its first pure Electric Vehicle at the Geneva Motor Show: the KIA Soul EV with a 124 Mile range and a charge time as little as 25 minutes.
Embodying the iconic design of the recently-launched second-generation KIA Soul, the Soul EV will become the brand’s first globally-sold electric vehicle when production starts in the second half of 2014.
The Volkswagen Golf remained Europe’s best-selling car after sales grew by 28 percent in January, according to market researcher JATO Dynamics.
At the same time a 9 per cent rise in sales lifted its smaller sister vehicle, the Polo, two positions to second place. An 8 percent increase left Ford’s Fiesta in third spot The fourth-placed Renault Clio and Peugeot 208 at No. 5 were both down in volume.
Apple’s new CarPlay system is as simple to use as you would expect from a company that has perfected the art of easy-to-use technology.
PSA/Peugeot-Citroen’s incoming CEO Carlos Tavares hustled around the Geneva auto show this week in a way that didn’t suggest he was taking one of the toughest jobs in the auto industry.
Attending his first car show since joining the French carmaker “is very pleasant,” Tavares said while rushing to Peugeot’s display area, where electronic music throbbed and the 308 hatchback — the 2014 European Car of the Year — was prominently displayed. “I’m a lucky guy.”
The Italian car tuning and racing company famed for building fast Fiats, has launched its most potent, pocket-sized street-legal model to date at the Geneva Motor Show.
