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The very existence of the new Fiat 500 Hybrid is tantamount to the Italian giant breaking the emergency glass.Having finally ...

In 2017, at the Frankfurt International Motor Show, Kia unveiled the Picanto X-line, a crossover-flavored city car that derived from the A-segment Picanto. Based on the third generation of the Kia ...

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“The freshened Picanto proves that there's still some life left in the city car. If only more manufacturers would build them ” The smallest thing Kia makes and one of the last remaining city cars in ...

Q ) What is the expected price of Kia Picanto? A ) The price of Kia Picanto is expected to be Rs.7 Lakh *. Q ) What is the estimated launch date of Kia Picanto? A ) The estimated launch date of Kia ...

The third generation Picanto is no head-turner, rather an efficient city car that is ideal when bobbing and weaving through the capital's streets BIG IN THE CITY: The Kia Picanto THE smallest model in ...

Kia is exploring the possibility of launching an all-electric city car akin to the current Picanto while also working on an electric replacement for the Stinger, which could sit at the top of its ...

Do you struggle with parking in a multi-storey car park? Find squeezing your car down a narrow lane challenging? Does it barely fit in your garage? Ever pondered whether your car might just be too ...

It began as an idle conversation about what ‘small’ means when applied to cars, but it ended with my torso wedged into Europe’s narrowest street (and possibly the world’s... it depends on whom you ask ...