Kia hopes a slick new design, faster charging, and more range will help attract buyers. We got our first look at the new EV6 in May after Kia launched it in Korea. Last month, Kia’s updated EV6 ...

Kia also revealed the new EV6 GT-Line model with a sportier design, exclusive 20″ wheels, and an added front LED center lamp. The GT-Line will start at $46,200 (KRW 63.15 million).

The EV6 always seemed like a weird blip in Kia's design language. It didn't quite align with the K5 or Sportage that came before it, and then the EV9 ushered in a whole new, much more angular theme.

We live in a world where ‘Kia’ and ‘sports car’ can be used in the same sentence without irony, and the EV6 GT-Line is living proof.

That’s when Kia launches the EV5, and considering the EV9 has already had a detrimental impact on EV6 sales despite costing far more, the smaller SUV is bound to steal some attention.

Kia is making its high-performance EV6 GT incredibly tempting with a new lease offer that could slash up to $20,000 off the price thanks to massive rebates.

It’s up to $2,280 more expensive than the 2024 Kia EV6. It’s up to $2,280 more expensive than the 2024 Kia EV6. The GT model is getting the biggest price hike of the bunch, going from $61,600 ...

2025 Kia EV6 Exterior - Find Kia charging stations near you Updates to the 2025 Kia EV6 exterior include a new headlight and daytime running light design stretching across the front fascia, emulating ...

The 2025 Kia EV6 GT matches its corporate cousin, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N, with an upgrade to 601 hp and 545 lb.-ft. of torque. The driver selectable GT Mode delivers a temporary boost of power to ...

Kia upgraded the powertrain to bring it up to Ioniq 5 N power levels, too: the EV6 GT now makes 601 horsepower and 545 pound-feet of torque, but with GT Mode activated, output is boosted to 641 hp ...

In other news, production for the new 2025 EV6 will move from South Korea; excluding the EV6 GT variant, it will be assembled at Kia’s plant in West Point, Ga., alongside the larger EV9 SUV.

Stepping into a base model comes with almost no increase. 2025 Kia EV6 pricing starts at $42,900, $300 more than last year. That gets you into an EV6 Light with a 63.0-kWh standard-issue battery pack.