Kia has announced pricing for the 2027 EV6, which starts at $37,900 for the base Light standard-range RWD model. This price remains unchanged from the previous model year. The vehicle features a 63 kWh battery providing a range of up to 237 miles. Upgrading to the long-range RWD version with an 84 kWh battery increases the starting price to $41,200 and extends the range to 319 miles.
The new Kia EV3 enters the market with a starting price of $29,890, positioning it approximately $8,000 below the EV6. The entry-level EV3 Light FWD model is equipped with a 58.3 kWh battery, offering an EPA-estimated range of 221 miles. Higher trims utilize an 81.4 kWh battery, which supports a range of up to 321 miles. Both models are compatible with Tesla Superchargers via a native NACS port.
Technical differences between the models include charging architecture and dimensions. The EV6 utilizes an 800V system, allowing a 10% to 80% charge in about 18 minutes, while the EV3 uses a 400V system requiring 30 minutes. The EV6 measures 184.8 inches in length, compared to 169.3 inches for the EV3. Both vehicles feature the ccNC infotainment system with a curved panoramic display.
To manage inventory, Kia is currently offering customer cash discounts on select models. These include $10,000 off the 2026 EV9, $5,000 off the 2026 EV6, and $1,500 off the 2027 EV3. The destination fee for the 2027 EV6 is set at $1,545.
