Kia’s first electric van is already a top seller, but the larger PV7 is set to launch soon, which could prove to be an even bigger hit. The PV7 was recently caught in action with minimal disguise, giving us a closer look at the upcoming electric van. The PV5, Kia’s first electric van from its PBV (Platform Beyond Vehicle) business, quickly became the top-selling small EV van in Europe and the UK after it went on sale last year. In five countries, it already accounts for over 50% of C-segment electric van sales through the first half of 2026.
Kia PV7 Spotted with Less Camo
The PV7 is expected to launch in 2027, and it will be Kia’s second electric van. While the company plans to continue expanding the PV5 lineup with new models, the PV7 is expected to be a more significant player in the market. The PV7 was caught in action with minimal disguise, giving us a closer look at the upcoming electric van. The images show a larger vehicle with a more modern design, and it is expected to have a longer range and more features than the PV5.
Source: Electrek
Subaru Spends $10,000 per Vehicle to Sell EVs
Subaru is spending nearly $10,000 per vehicle to sell its new EVs, according to a recent report. The company is offering significant incentives to buyers, including discounts and free accessories, in an effort to boost sales of its electric vehicles. The move is seen as a response to the growing competition in the EV market, and it is expected to have a significant impact on Subaru’s profits.
Source: Electrek
New Smart #2 EV Leaked Ahead of Official Reveal
The production-ready design of the new Smart #2 has been uncovered ahead of its official unveiling in October. The #2 marks Smart’s return to city cars after spending several years launching a range of electric crossovers. The new images show a vehicle with a strong resemblance to the old Fortwo, retaining its stubby proportions, although key changes include scowling headlights and rounded units at the rear end.
Source: AutoExpress