NEW YORK -- South Korean automaker Kia says it will start making its electric SUV in the U.S. by May and expects it to qualify for full tax credits that America offers on EV purchases by early next year.
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The Kia EV9. The South Korean automaker is aiming to make the electric SUV eligible for U.S. tax breaks. © Reuters
NEW YORK -- South Korean automaker Kia says it will start making its electric SUV in the U.S. by May and expects it to qualify for full tax credits that America offers on EV purchases by early next year.