Kia plans fuel cell models, Subaru plug-in hybrid returns, base Y breaks $60,000: Car News Today
The Tesla Model Y has become a lot more expensive. Subaru brings the Crosstrek Hybrid back in another year. Hyundai brings back the past with a new twist. And Kia will see hydrogen fuel cell and vegan skin models in the future. This and more, here Green Car Report.
Kia was among a group of automakers that last week expanded on previous carbon-cutting initiatives. Based on its Plan S, Kia has revealed it plans for a hydrogen fuel cell “product line” by 2028, set a retirement date for ICE vehicles, and be more specific about how it plans to cut CO2 with greener materials and more renewable energy. Some of those ideas are illustrated in EV9 . concept bow this week at the LA auto show.
NS 2022 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid, truly a plug-in hybrid, returns for another model year without major changes—and that means 17-mile plug-in electric range and 35 mpg fuel economy. like hybrid. Will it gain scope to stay relevant in the near term Solterra EV?
In its latest Heritage Series concept, Hyundai revived the 1986 Grandeur – a first attempt as a luxury sedan, which is said to have led to today’s Genesis – as a The idea of electric restoration is completely classic in taste. That includes adapting it with the Parametric Pixel lightning bolt theme from its Ioniq EV models, along with a modern look.
And the base price of Tesla Model Y broke $60,000. Now that’s higher than the base base price of the Model S in 2012 and with no Standard Range models in the lineup, it’s $17,000 more than it was earlier this year.
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