Hyundai Kona EV Wins 2019 CleanTechnica Car of the Year Award

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By Zachary ShahanFeb 10, 2019, 12:10 am455 ptsHot
In our 2019 competition for the CleanTechnica Car of the Year, CleanTechnica staff lounging next to a rooftop pool on top of a luxury hotel (... or just sitting on our computers from the banal surroundings of our own homes ...) came up with a list of the 5 new vehicles most likely to have a positive effect on…

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