2025 KIA EV6

The 2025 Kia EV6 receives a significant mid-cycle refresh featuring sharper styling, enhanced battery chemistry, expanded technology, and competitive pricing. It remains a standout in the electric crossover segment. What’s New for 2025 The EV6 features sharper new LED “Star Map” headlights and taillights, redesigned bumpers with crisp character lines, angular side cladding and flush pop‑out door handles. Wheel sizes now range from 19–21 inches. Its charging port is relocated to the left rear fender (except GT trim) and now supports the Tesla NACS standard for broader charging access. The model shift to U.S. assembly (West Point, Georgia) improves EV tax credit eligibility. Kbb.com +15 Kia Media +15 MotorDonkey +15 The Verge Powertrains & Range Two battery options are now offered: a new standard 63 kWh pack for the “Light” rear-wheel drive model (167 hp, 258 lb-ft torque) providing approximately 240 miles range, and an upgraded 84 kWh pack for long-range versions. Long-range rear-wheel drive trims (Light, Wind, GT-Line) deliver up to 319 miles, while all-wheel drive variants offer 320 hp and ~295 miles range. The Sun +8 Car and Driver +8 MotorDonkey +8 High-Performance GT Trim The GT trim raises output to 601 hp in normal mode and up to 641 hp and 568 lb-ft torque in GT mode. Its 0–60 mph time falls around 3.2 seconds. GT models also introduce a Virtual Gear Shift system that simulates shift sensations and engine sounds for a more engaging drive. Car and Driver +3 Car and Driver +3 MotorTrend +3 Charging & Efficiency The EV6 supports ultra-fast 800V DC charging at up to 240 kW. It charges from 10 % to 80 % in about 18–20 minutes on supported fast chargers. Using an 11 kW home charger, full recharge takes 7–7.5 hours. Efficiency ranges from approximately 115 MPGe for entry trims to 83 MPGe in GT models. Kbb.com +2 Automoblog +2 TopElectricSUV +2 Interior & Technology Features Standard across the lineup is a dual 12.3‑inch digital display system combining the instrument cluster and infotainment screen. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a wireless charging pad, USB‑C ports, and optional Meridian 14‑speaker audio system elevate the cabin experience. Enhanced ambient lighting, touchscreen passenger options in top trims, and a redesigned center console increase usability and elegance. Kia Media TopElectricSUV Earnhardt Peoria Kia Automoblog Safety & Driver Assistance Every EV6 includes a comprehensive safety suite with forward collision avoidance, pedestrian and cyclist detection, blind-spot collision avoidance, lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go, and Highway Driving Assist. Higher trims add surround view, remote parking assist, and traffic sign recognition. MotorTrend +1 J.D. Power +1 Towing & Utility Long-range versions equipped with the 84 kWh battery offer a maximum towing capability of 2,700 lb, supported by automatic trailer detection that adjusts estimated range. Cargo capacity is about 24.4 cubic feet behind the rear seats and expands to approximately 46.7 cubic feet with rear seats folded. Car and Driver +6 TopElectricSUV +6 J.D. Power +6 Pricing & Trim Range MSRP starts at approximately $42,900 (Light RWD) and extends to $63,800 for the fully loaded GT AWD trim, excluding destination charges. Detailed trims include Light, Light Long Range, Wind, GT-Line (each available in RWD or AWD configurations), and GT AWD. Kbb.com +9 Kia Media +9 MotorTrend +9 Why It Stands Out With refreshed styling, enhanced battery range, access to Tesla Supercharger networks, engaging GT performance, premium technology, and generous warranty, the 2025 Kia EV6 remains a compelling all-electric option. Its blend of performance and utility challenges pricier rivals in its price range.