Kia EV3 caught driving in New York as its US launch inches closer [Images]
The EV3 is finally almost here. With its US launch just around the corner, Kia’s electric SUV was captured driving around New York.
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The EV3 is finally almost here. With its US launch just around the corner, Kia’s electric SUV was captured driving around New York.
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