http://www.linlithgowgazette.co.uk/motors/news/kia-ray-ev-launched-in-korea-1-2635649
[image] Kia Ray EV launched in Korea
11 March 2013

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Kia has introduced Korea's first electric vehicle, with the launch of the
new Kia Ray EV - a zero-emissions city car with lively performance and a
range of up to 139 km (86 miles) on a single charge.

For supply exclusively to the domestic Korean market, the Kia Ray EV is a
close relative of Kia's 1.0-liter petrol powered Ray CUV [ice], which went
on sale in Korea last month.

It shares that model's major dimensions and, in a global first for an EV
manufacturer, can share a production line with conventional
combustion-engine cars. The front-wheel drive Ray EV is powered by a 50kW
electric motor and a high-capacity 16.4 kWh lithium ion polymer battery pack
that is engineered for a 10-year life cycle and packaged under the rear seat
and cabin floor.
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