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While we wait on the juicy details of Kia’s first dedicated EV, let’s take a close look at its design

The electric sub-4m SUV will continue to benefit from EV subsidies in the capital for the time being

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The move follows multiple complaints of the lack of real-world range delivered against claimed by the subcompact electric SUV

As per the carmaker, this is the 22nd DC fast charging station set up across the country

Get your hands on the EV at an introductory price of Rs 49,999 per month for 36 months

This is the second price hike for the Nexon EV since its launch in January 2020

Tesla’s eagerness to simplify the user experience has resulted in some really useful features

Introductory variant gets 66.5kWh of usable battery for more than 400km of claimed range

The 60kW DC superfast charging infrastructure has been set up in Mangaluru

Discounted subscription rates for 2 and 3 year tenures only while 12 month tenure rates have been heavily revised too

Tata says 1,000 units of the Nexon EV were sold between September and November

The charging station caters to all electric vehicles that adhere to CCS/CHAdeMO fast-charging standards

This comes under MG’s initiative to deploy 50kW DC superfast charging stations in India

The Nexon EV’s base-spec XM variant is exempted from the price hike
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