Kia EV6 – Review, Specs, Pricing, Features, Videos and More

The Kia EV6 is one of the more stylish all-electric crossovers currently on sale. The long, sleek shape gives the vehicle a wagon-like profile, in contrast to its corporate sibling, the Hyundai Ioniq 5. Both of these EVs are front runners in the segment.

The EV6 offers consumers a lot of choice, starting with a choice of rear- or all-wheel drive. Power starts at 225 hp for the entry level Wind model, and tops out at an impressive 576 hp in the GT. We have been impressed with EV6 over multiple drives. The interior is equal parts technologically impressive as well as functional.

The world of electric vehicles can be confusing for first time buyers. New vehicles are being introduced all the time with unusual names. Just about every major auto manufacturer has joined the party, and in a variety of sizes.

To help consumers sort through the various offerings, we’ve gathered eight all-electric mainstream SUVs. Instead of our usual head-to-head comparison, we’re offering more of a segment overview as to what each of these options bring to the vehicular table.

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Over 1,000 all-electric horsepower. That’s the outrageous combined figure these two powerhouse EVs are dishing.

No, that’s not a typo. There is indeed 1,056 hp on hand here, coming from some unlikely sources. First, there is the Kia EV6 GT. Kia’s long-roof EV SUV debut last year and for 2023 a high-performance version has joined the ranks.

Taking it on is the Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Performance. The Mach-E has been on sale a little bit longer, and the GT Performance is the most potent version of the Mach-E.

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Kia might as well be called Parker Lewis, because it just can’t lose.

The Korean brand has had a string of hits in the last couple years. The Carnival has done the unthinkable, making minivans cool again—and winning coveted awards, no less. The Sorento might just be the best three-row crossover you can buy for around $50,000, especially in plug-in hybrid form. And the Telluride is so popular people are paying over list for it.

So it isn’t surprising that the new 2022 Kia EV6 is similarly excellent. This all-electric model breaks new ground for the brand, ushering in a bold new styling direction, impressive charging speeds, and engaging driving dynamics.

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Don’t fight, kids.

This was bound to happen. The 2022 Kia EV6 and Hyundai Ioniq 5 share the same genes. These two all-wheel drive, all-electric models ride on an identical platform, carrying the same size battery packs. We drove the Kia EV6 last week and adored it; around the same time, we crowned the Ioniq 5 our 2022 Green Vehicle of the Year. Safe to say we love them both.

But just like two siblings, they’re both special in their own ways. In fact, we were sure they had complementing strengths, strengths that contrasted with the others’ weakness. Sure enough that we just so happened to have the Ioniq 5 on-hand when we picked up the EV6 for review. Here’s what we learned after a week of having both kids under one roof.

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The competition in the compact EV SUV class is growing at a rapid pace. Here, we take an in-depth look at the Nissan Ariya vs Kia EV6.

The Ariya is a long-awaited launch from Nissan, finally about to hit the roads this year. It promises to be the next stage of EV development for the company, and a glimpse into the new design language for future Nissan products.

Kia’s sporty EV crossover has already been making waves over its bold exterior design, alongside its retro-futuristic cousin from Hyundai. Both the Nissan and Kia offer a range of powertrain options matched to smart interiors packed with tech. To see if the Ariya can take away some of the EV6’s momentum, we are looking at each vehicle’s features and capabilities side-by-side. Read on to see which EV SUV is better for you.

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