S.Korea's Kia reviewing electric car tie-up with multiple firms after Apple report


SEOUL (Reuters): South Korean automaker Kia Motors Corp said on Wednesday (Jan 20) it's reviewing cooperation on self-driving electric cars with multiple foreign firms, making no mention of a report linking it to a project with tech giant Apple Inc.

Kia's comment, issued in a regulatory filing as its shares surged nearly 20% in Seoul, came after domestic online publication Edaily reported late on Tuesday that Kia's parent, Hyundai Motor Group, had decided Kia would be in charge of proposed cooperation with Apple on electric cars. The report cited unnamed industry sources.

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