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 K ia EV9 Electric SUV Coming To Europe Next Year. On-course for becoming fully electric in Europe by 2035,  Kia  has confirmed that it will be introducing the EV9 large EV SUV on the Old Continent next year. The upright EV9 has only been  shown in concept form , but for production it will be built on the same  E-GMP platform  as the EV6. We don’t have much to say about it right now - other than what platform it’s going to be built on, which has an 800V architecture, we have no information or specs. Since it is larger and heavier than the EV6, it will probably have a battery larger than its 73 kWh pack, in order to give it a comparable range of around 300 miles (482 km) on one charge. Much of the EV9 concept’s design will be mirrored in the production model, although it may probably lose the cameras instead of mirrors, and the giant 26-inch digital gauge cluster/infotainment screen will probably become two smaller screens. The rear-hinged doors won’t be kep...

Best Electric Cars (5) By motor trend #1 2022 Tesla Model 3 The Model 3 merits consideration as a compact luxury sedan and electric car. Although a sparse interior layout won’t appeal to everyone, solid dynamics and range make it a great choice. Read More >> MT Score 9.3/10 MSRP Coming Soon #2 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EV The second-generation Bolt EV still delivers decent performance, usable electric range, and intuitive tech, but the redesign doesn't impress the way the first-gen Bolt did in 2017. Read More >> MT Score 7.8/10 MSRP $31,500 - $34,700 #3 2022 Kia Niro EV Kia’s Niro EV is a relatively quick and comfortable car, but it’s held back by numb steering, uninspired design, and middling charge times and range. Read More >> MT Score 7.5/10 MPG 123/102 MSRP $39,990 - $44,650 #4 2022 Nissan LEAF This EV originator hits basic targets but lacks competitive range. Don’t be wooed by its zippy acceleration or good driver assist tech—the...

  2022  Tesla Model 3 MotorTrend Score  8.8/10 Telsa model 3Price:- $80,000 Pro Awesome electric performance Impressive range Excellent safety ratings Cons Inconsistent safety features Ample road and tire noise Infotainment system can be tricky at first Tesla Model 3 Expert Review Duncan Brady Say hello to the entry-level Tesla, the Model 3 sedan. Starting at just over $40,000, this is the most affordable offering from the American automaker. Tesla introduced the model back in 2017 and we're not expecting significant changes for 2022 compared to last year's model. That said, it's possible the Model 3 could inherit the refreshed Model S' yoke steering wheel and upgraded infotainment hardware.  The Model 3 competes both against  other electric cars  and alongside gas-powered competitors in the  compact luxury segment . Main competitors include the Polestar 2, Audi A4, and BMW i4, as well as more affordable electrics like the Chevrolet Bolt. EXPAND A...