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So far, the most affordable Taycan was the 4S, costing $103,800 for all-wheel-drive and output of 522 horsepower (390 kilowatts). However, we got to know some months ago that the Chinese customer will get their hands on a less-expensive rear-wheel-drive model.

2021 Kia Stonic Arrives in Australia The South Korean automaker has provided the Australian customers another option in the compact SUV segment by launching the 2021 Kia Stonic. Kia Australia has also recently released the pricing and specification details.

The Japanese automaker Honda has shown us a couple of teasers of its updated HR-V (Vezel in some markets) before its official debut on February 18th.

Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba has patterned with SAIC to create a new automotive firm Zhiji that will produce a range of all-electric vehicles. Making it possible was a $1.5 billion funding, which the company secured recently.

The French automaker Renault has unveiled the 5 EV concept car inspired by the Le Car that was sold in America between 1976 and 1983.

Those who were eagerly waiting for the VW ID.Buzz to launch next year in the U.S. will be utterly disappointed to hear that the automaker has delayed it until 2023. The Volkswagen of America CEO Scott Keogh, confirmed this news while talking to Automotive News.

We believe the K5 (née Optima) isn’t the only nameplate in the Kia’s arsenal that will see a name change this year. The second model would be the Kia Sedona minivan, which will adopt its international name, Carnival. The updated minivan will have it for 2022 MY.

Hyundai's new Ioniq sub-brand is all-set to reveal its first EV and we now have got a good idea of its appearance. Hyundai has released some teaser pictures that show the 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 looks very much the same as the Hyundai 45 concept car introduced in 2019.