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Kia’s ‘Pop’ electric car concept makes our inner urbanite swoon

Kia has largely steered clear of the electric car battlegrounds, focusing instead on smaller, lower-cost options that get ok gas mileage as-is. It ain’t a foul tactic, but given that even Rolls Royce is purportedly mulling an EV, the automaker was guaranteed to cave to the peer pressure soon or later. In the course of the upcoming Paris Motor Show, Kia is anticipated to formally introduce the oddity you notice above, that’s (for now) only called the ” Pop concept.” The battery-powered whip will emit no emissions whatsoever, measures in at just three meters long and somehow finds enough space for three humans within. Details beyond which can be scant (read: nonexistent), but which you could head on over to Autoblog Green if you want a number of more images to chew on.

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