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12 Of Most Fuel-Efficient Cars Ever Made, Ranked - Vimarsana News

12 Of Most Fuel-Efficient Cars Ever Made, Ranked

Of course, electric vehicles naturally top the list, but what about everything else? Head in to discover the most fuel-efficient cars ever made.

To EV Or Not To EV, How MPGe Figures For The Kia EV9 Stack Up Against A PHEV - Vimarsana News

To EV Or Not To EV, How MPGe Figures For The Kia EV9 Stack Up Against A PHEV

You may or may not pay attention to the MPGe figures all new plug-in vehicles have. Kia’s new EV9 and several other mid - full size plug-ins have MPGe figures ranging from the 40’s to the 80’s, but what does that translate to in terms of fuel use?

Kia EV9 Reservations Open Soon, At A Kia Dealer Near You - Vimarsana News

Kia EV9 Reservations Open Soon, At A Kia Dealer Near You

Kia recently announced that prospective EV9 buyers can begin reserving deliveries for later this year. While this is exciting as the EV9 will be the most affordable 3-row fully electric SUV on the market, Kia might just be hamstringing itself too.

Kia Has Best Ever September US Sales, Niro Models Lead Kia's Electrification Effort - Vimarsana News

Kia Has Best Ever September US Sales, Niro Models Lead Kia's Electrification Effort

Kia set another consecutive monthly sales record, its 14th, for year-over-year US sales. It was also Kia’s all-time best 3rd quarter for US sales, with a total of 210,341. SUVs, the Carnival minivan and the Niro are the primary sources of Kia’s growth.

Even In Seattle Solar Panels Easily Power 100% Of An EV's Annual Miles - Vimarsana News

Even In Seattle Solar Panels Easily Power 100% Of An EV's Annual Miles

I’ve upgraded to an 8.5 kW solar panel array on my roof (from 4 kW on my old roof before I had to replace it). I’m pleased to say that, even in northerly Seattle, this is far more than I need to cover all the kWh my two electric vehicles need, so far.