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Released May 2021
Kia's 800-volt electric crossover, updated with an 84 kWh battery, sold with rear- or all-wheel drive and as the 641 bhp EV6 GT.
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Body Crossover
Powertrain Electric
Power 225–641 bhp
Range 279–361 mi
Boot 490 l What reviewers say Reviewers agree the updated EV6 charges very quickly, has a competitive range, a roomy cabin and a well-balanced chassis. The common criticisms are a firm ride and a sloping roof that costs headroom and boot space; Autocar thinks newer rivals have overtaken it, Parkers found the safety systems irritating, and What Car? found the GT fast but less fun than rivals.
From autocar.co.uk , autoexpress.co.uk , whatcar.com , parkers.co.uk and whatcar.com
Powertrain Electric
Power 225–641 bhp
0–62 mph 3.5–7.7 s
Top speed 115–161 mph
Engine or motors RWD: rear motor, 168.1 kW (225 bhp); AWD: two motors, 239.3 kW (320 bhp); GT: two motors, 478 kW (641 bhp)
Torque 350 Nm (RWD), 605 Nm (AWD), 770 Nm (GT)
Gearbox Single-speed automatic
Drive Rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive Range and charging
Zero-emission range (WLTP) 279–361 miles
Battery 84 kWh
Range detail WLTP combined: 347–361 miles (RWD), 324–339 miles (AWD), 279 miles (GT), depending on trim and wheels
Charging 800-volt system; 10–80% DC in 18 minutes on a 350 kW charger (needs at least 260 kW); 10–100% on 11 kW AC in 7 h 35 min
Efficiency 3.51–3.91 mi/kWh (WLTP combined)
CO2 emissions 0 g/km Practicality
Body Crossover
Seats 5
Boot 490 litres
Length 4,695 mm
Width 1,890 mm
Weight From 2,065 kg
Boot 490 litres (480 with premium sound) with the rear seats up, 1,270 litres folded; front boot 52 litres (RWD) or 20 litres (AWD)
Towing 1,800 kg braked
Size 4,695 mm long, 1,890 mm wide, 1,550 mm high; 11.62 m turning circle Tech and safety
Warranty 7 years or 100,000 miles (3 years unlimited mileage); battery 8 years or 100,000 miles Pros and cons Pros + 10–80% DC charge in 18 minutes on a 350 kW charger+ WLTP range up to 361 miles (RWD)+ Tows up to 1,800 kg braked on every versionCons − The all-wheel-drive versions have a 20-litre front boot, against 52 litres on RWD− Boot drops to 480 litres with the premium sound system− The GT's WLTP range is 279 miles