The Japanese automaker leads with a fuel consumption of 7,85 liters per 100 km, with two South Korean carmakers, Hyundai at 7,89 liters and Kia at over 8 liters, following closely.
A Consumer Reports survey indicates that 2-10% of Hyundai and Kia electric vehicles may lose power while driving due to a faulty integrated charging control unit (ICCU).
Hyundai recalls 568,576 Palisade vehicles over the risk of third-row curtain airbags deploying incorrectly during a collision, according to US traffic safety authorities.
The Korean automaker has ceased production of its gasoline-powered city car for the European market after 18 years, with no direct replacement currently planned.
