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Kia to open bookings for 2023 version EV6 priced Rs 60.95 lakh from Apr 15

The company, which had sold 432 units of EV6 in 2022, further said it plans to expand the 150 kW high-speed charger network from the existing 15 dealerships to all 60 outlets

Press Trust of India New Delhi
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Kia India on Wednesday announced opening the bookings for the 2023 version of its electric vehicle EV6 from April 15.

The 2023 EV6 will be available in two variants -- GT Line and GT Line AWD at an ex-showroom price of Rs 60.95 lakh and Rs. 65.95 lakh respectively, the company said in a statement.

"For this year, we are focussing on importing more products to cater to the audiences who couldn't get their hands on the premium car last year by expanding our dealer network," Kia India MD & CEO Tae-Jin Park said.

The company, which had sold 432 units of EV6 in 2022, further said it plans to expand the 150 kW high-speed charger network from the existing 15 dealerships to all 60 outlets.

* ** ** ** ** ** ** ** Tata Motors appoints Inchcape as commercial vehicles distributor in Thailand

* Tata Motors on Wednesday announced a partnership with Inchcape plc for distribution of its commercial vehicles in Thailand.

Inchcape comes with a rich experience, expertise and strong understanding of the automotive industry, as well as established presence across Asia-Pacific.

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The partnership is a step towards expanding the company's market presence in Thailand, Tata Motors Vice President, International Business & Strategy, Commercial Vehicle Business, Anurag Mehrotra said in a statement.

First Published: Apr 05 2023 | 1:36 PM IST