The hybrid SUV can hit 60 mph in 3.4 seconds and has a top speed of 171, even without the traditional V-8 powerplant.

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Flywheels had their moment in the hybrid racing world, but rapid advancements in the cost and durability of batteries quickly spun them into irrelevance.

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T K4 GT-Line is a feature-filled, practical, and adequately performing entry at the center of Kia’s compact car lineup.

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Software-defined vehicles are living, breathing things. Throw some hardware at them and the benefits are myriad.

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