South Korea's Kia cuts 2030 EV target over 20%, plans humanoid robots at U.S. factory
Published on April 9, 2026.
South Korea's Kia Corp has announced it plans to sell 1 million electric vehicles by 2030, down from 1.26 million in the previous year, due to weaker demand and the impact of U.S. scrapping subsidies. The company also plans to deploy Atlas humanoid robots at its Georgia factory.
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