Kia is poised to expand its fleet of plug-in hybrid models under pressure from laws driving carbon dioxide emissions from cars, blamed for accelerating global warming.
Autocar has indicated that the Korean manufacturer will launch a hybrid version of the next-generation CRED plug next year, using the same Nero hybrid power generator, combining a 1.6-liter petrol engine with 139 hp, a 59-kW electric motor and 8.4 kW In the hour.
"We need to use more generators in our models in the future, and we intend to offer a mix of hybrid models at 25-30%," said Marta Martins, Chief Marketing Officer of Kia. To achieve carbon emission targets. "
Before any of these hybrid models appear on the market, Kia will unveil the all-new Sol Electric at the Los Angeles Auto Show next month, and the car will be available with packs of 34 or 60 kWh batteries, the largest of which will have a 500 km range.
Kia is also working on a new hydrogen model similar to the Hyundai NEXO, and is likely to have a similar design for Kia Sorrento.
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