Jeep Grand Cherokee PHEV test drive, EQS SUV revealed, Kia electric pickup, Tesla for rent: Car News Today
We drove a Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe plug-in hybrid. Mercedes-Benz details its upcoming EQS SUV. Kia says an electric pickup for the US won’t be basic. And Tesla shut down rental car purchases. This and more, here at Green Car Report.
In the first test the Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe in 2022, we found this plug-in hybrid SUV offers a premium experience that comes with a premium label price — including nearly 25 miles of EPA-rated all-electric. Although the value of the hybrid system is less obvious in off-roading or towing.
With air suspension, a full Hyperscreen interface and the same wheelbase as the Mercedes-Benz EQS hatchback, 2023 EQS SUV It shares much with its passenger car counterpart, but it’s 7.8 inches taller and has three rows of seats. With the release of more details on Tuesday, the company also confirmed rear-wheel drive is one of the standard features on the EQS SUV.
Tesla car for rent can no longer be purchased at the end of the lease. With the rise in used electric vehicle prices and the significant spike in new Teslas over the past year, that clears up a potential electric vehicle transaction at a time when values are skyrocketing.
And in case you missed it: After Kia confirmed their EV9 electric SUV for the US market, we asked about Kia electric pickup Developed for global markets. If such an electric truck were to come to the US, it would be more upscale – not an imported model – according to Kia’s top US marketing executive.
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