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Kia has started production of its EV9 electric SUV in Georgia, marking the first electric vehicle assembled in the state. The EV9, a three-row SUV, has seen strong global sales since its introduction, with over 48,000 units sold. The US-made EV9 is expected to qualify for a $7,500 EV tax credit, further boosting its appeal in the market.
Kia has announced that its upcoming three-row electric SUV, the EV9, will have a starting price of $54,900. The base model, EV9 Light, will feature a single-motor rear-wheel drive configuration. Pricing for other trim levels and all-wheel drive options will be released later. Initially, the EV9 will be produced in South Korea, but production will shift to Georgia in 2024, making it eligible for federal clean vehicle tax credits. Kia aims to offer a well-equipped and affordable three-row SUV EV with fast charging capabilities and advanced technology.
Kia has announced the initial pricing for its all-electric three-row SUV, the EV9, in Europe, starting at 61,975 Euro for the entry-level Earth launch edition variant. This price does not include taxes and gives an indication of what the SUV may cost in the US, estimated to be around $67,500 for the base version. The EV9 is available with two battery options and three powertrain configurations, and deliveries have already begun in Korea. Kia's smaller EV6 crossover starts at $42,600, suggesting that the EV9 will be priced higher due to its larger size.
Kia unveiled its upcoming flagship electric SUV, the EV9, at the New York Auto Show. The EV9 is based on the E-GMP platform and will be available in a few different configurations, with the long-range version expected to deliver about 300 miles on a charge. The car features a bold and modern design, with a digital tiger nose grille and flush door handles. The interior is centered around the idea of "reductionism" and "technology for life," with hidden haptic switches and a clever dual-level center console. The EV9's potential pricing presents a huge discount compared to almost every other three-row EV SUV on the market, making it a great candidate for people looking for a big but still relatively affordable electric family car.
Ram has unveiled its new electric pickup truck, the Ram 1500 Rev, which can go up to 500 miles on a single charge and tow up to 14,000 pounds. The truck will be available in 2024 and will be built in the US. Kia has also introduced its new electric SUV, the EV9, which can seat up to seven people and has a range of up to 300 miles. The EV9 will be available later this year and is expected to be built in Georgia.
The Kia EV9 is an upcoming electric SUV that will be available in six- and seven-passenger versions. It features two rows of climate-controlled seats that can be positioned in a reclined "Relaxation Mode" simultaneously. The EV9 has an 800-volt architecture that can handle 230 kW public charger speeds and fill the battery from 10% to 80% in 25 minutes. It comes standard in a rear-wheel-drive model with 215 hp and either a 76.1 kWh or 99.8 kWh battery pack, the latter providing about 300 miles of range between charges. A high-performance EV9 GT-Line will also be offered with an all-wheel-drive system rated at 379 hp and 516 lb-ft of torque that can tow up to 5,000 pounds.
Kia has unveiled the US version of its upcoming EV9, a three-row electric SUV that will serve as the brand's flagship model when it launches late this year. The midsize SUV has seating for six or seven passengers depending on configuration and is the second Kia EV to be based on the E-GMP modular EV platform. Kia hopes to build on the success of its EV6 electric hatchback and the battery-electric version of its Niro crossover. The automaker is aiming to sell 1.6 million EVs per year by 2030 and will announce US pricing for the EV9 later this year.
Kia has debuted its upcoming EV9 SUV in North America, which will soon be assembled in the US. The EV9 is the second all-electric model on Hyundai Motor Group’s 800V E-GMP platform, joining the EV6 crossover. The dual motor GT-Line will deliver 379 horsepower and 526 lb.-ft. of torque, for a 0-60 mph acceleration time of 5 seconds. The EV9 will be built in West Point, Georgia beginning in 2024, making it the Korean automaker’s first EV assembled on US soil. The SUV is expected to arrive in the US sometime in Q4 of 2023.
Kia plans to release a high-performance GT version of its EV9 electric SUV in early 2025, following the success of the EV6 GT electric sport sedan. The all-wheel-drive version of the EV9 has 380 hp, but the long-range, rear-drive version only has 201 hp. The power output of the EV9 GT is still unknown, but it will likely make at least as much power as the EV6 GT's 576 hp. Kia may also offer over-the-air updates for customers who want even more power.
Kia has announced that its all-electric three-row SUV, the EV9, will offer paid over-the-air feature updates through the Kia Connect Store. The store will allow owners to purchase digital features and services, or upgrade the capability of the EV9 with OTA updates at any time. The store will offer a range of options, including a Boost feature that ups the torque output of the EV9's powertrain by 74 lb-ft, a remote parking-assist system, and content streaming services for passengers. The pricing on individual features for the EV9 has not yet been announced, but both one-time payment and subscription-based options will be available.
The 2024 Kia EV9 is an all-electric three-row SUV with a range of up to 336 miles on the European test cycle. It comes in rear-drive Standard and rear or all-wheel-drive Long Range versions, with the latter making 380 hp and 443 lb-ft of torque and capable of hitting 62 mph in 6.0 seconds. The EV9 will also feature Level 3 driver assistance and a self-parking system. Pricing has not been announced yet, but it will go on sale in the second half of 2023.
Kia's upcoming EV9 electric SUV will offer Level 3 self-driving in some countries, up to 336 miles of range on the RWD Long Range model, and an 800V charging architecture that can provide 149 miles of range in 15 minutes. The SUV will come in RWD Long Range, AWD, and RWD Standard Range configurations, with the AWD model featuring a dual-motor 283kW powerplant. The EV9 will also support ultra-wide band digital keys and offer features that can be purchased from Kia's Connect Store. Pricing has not yet been announced, but the SUV will go on sale in some countries in the second half of the year.
Kia has unveiled its flagship three-row SUV, the EV9, which will be available in selected global markets in the second half of 2023. The EV9 is based on the company's Electric Global Modular Platform and will be offered in different electric powertrain configurations, including a rear-wheel drive standard model with a 76.1 kWh battery and RWD and all-wheel drive variants with a 99.8 kWh battery. The EV9 is equipped with an 800-volt electrical architecture that allows ultra-fast charging of about 239 km added to the battery in 15 minutes. It also features a curved digital screen, a "digital tiger face" lighting scheme, and a vehicle-to-load capability. The Kia EV9 GT-line will have an advanced driver assistance system that allows for unsupervised hands-free driving on highways in select markets.
Kia has unveiled its upcoming flagship electric SUV, the EV9, which features over-the-air updates and purchases that can add features, services, and even extra torque after purchase. The EV9 is available in six- or seven-passenger configurations and features swiveling second-row buckets that can rotate to face the third-row or swivel outward for easier door access and loading of car seats. The SUV is estimated to have a range of up to 336 miles and will be offered with two battery options and in both rear- and all-wheel drive configurations. The EV9 is set to go on sale in select countries starting in the second half of 2023.
Kia is set to unveil its new EV9 three-row SUV at the New York International Auto Show, with the automaker aiming to dominate the full-size electric SUV segment. The EV9 will have a range of up to 541km and will be able to gain 239km of range in just 15 minutes when plugged into a DC fast charger. The vehicle will also feature Highway Driving Pilot, Kia's Level 3 autonomous driving system, and will be the automaker's first vehicle to have vehicle-to-load capabilities. Kia has not yet revealed the price of the EV9, but it will need to be under $80,000 to compete with other luxury three-row electric SUVs.