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Kia sold 110,000 EVs in Q2, with the PV5 and new low-cost models leading the way
From electric vans to entry-level SUVs, Kia now has an EV for nearly everyone. After sales jumped 88% in the second quarter, Kia expects demand to pick up in the second half of 2026.
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Kia's electric vehicle sales have seen significant growth in the second quarter, with the company reporting 110,000 EVs sold during this period. The PV5 and new low-cost models have been major contributors to this increase in sales. Kia's expanded lineup now caters to a broader range of consumers, from electric vans to entry-level SUVs. As a result of this growth, Kia anticipates an uptick in demand for its EVs in the second half of 2026, following an 88% surge in sales during the second quarter.
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