The two cost over €80,000 and have over 400 hp, but one will likely be the last BMW M with only a combustion engine and rear-wheel drive; the Kia presents itself as the sport sedan of the new electric era, with a motor on each axle to offer all-wheel drive, 125 hp more than its rival, and an additional 400 kg of weight. This balances the competition in theory. In practice, which one comes out on top in a “drag race” can be seen in the video below:
Sales of new cars in Europe increase by 1.1% in October.
The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) revealed that new car sales in Europe increased by 1.1% in October, marking the...
