Kia to invests $10.2bn in 'green car' roadmap

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South Korean carmaker reveals plans to expand its green car line-up with new EVs and a commercial hydrogen fuel cell vehicle by 2020

South Korean carmaker Kia will invest $10.2bn over the next five years expanding its range of electric vehicles, improving the fuel efficiency of its range, and developing a commercial hydrogen fuel cell...

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