The newly launched
Kia EV6 has made its arrival in India. It is Hyundai's first dedicated EV and
recently made its global debut. In India, in terms of pricing, the Kia EV6
rivals the Hyundai Ioniq 5,
BMW i4, and the Volvo XC40 Rechrge,
to name a few. Kia India will follow the
CBU route for the EV6. As for 2022, the Indian market will have only 100 units
allotted. And besides that, Kia claims to have increased the allotment numbers
to meet the soaring bookings. So, is the Kia EV6's potential enough to beat its
rivals in terms of features and price? Let's find out in this Kia
EV6 review.
Kia
EV6 interior: Design and Features
The Kia EV6 has a long list
of features. Inside the spacious cabin of the EV6, you'll find a curved
dual-display: one for entertainment and another for the instrument cluster.
Both measure 12.3 inches. It also gets an augmented reality HUD, a 14-speaker
Meridian sound system, a 10-way power adjustable and front ventilated seats, a
360-degree camera, etc. On the safety front, the Kia
EV6 features ADAS technology that includes forward-collision warning,
lane-keep assist, blind-spot assist, rear-cross traffic assist, and driver
attention warning, to name a few. However, interestingly, the Kia EV6 interior
is made using substantial materials, such as vegan leather seats and nearly 111
recycled plastic bottles to make the cabin. For detailed information on Kia's
EV, check out the EV6 review.
Kia
EV6 Exterior: Design
The Kia EV6 has a futuristic
and aggressive look. The headlamps are enveloped inside by flashing DRLs. The
front bumper also gets the signature narrowed tiger-nose faux grille, whereas
the lower section of the bumper gets active air intakes. You must be wondering
why an exposed grille is on an EV. It's to keep the battery and HVAC system
cool. The Kia EV6 exterior also gets flushed door handles and black inserts on
the front and rear bumpers, ORVMs, and pillars. At the rear, it also gets
chrome inserts, an integrated spoiler, and a running tail light with C-shaped
indicator lights. The lower section of the rear bumper also features a brake
light, as seen on F1 cars. However, the overall design of the EV6 is an
absolute head-turner!
The
Money Bits
As mentioned
earlier, the Kia EV6 is solely available in the top-line GT trim. However,
there are only options for the drivetrain. The Kia EV6 GT Line RWD's price is
Rs 59.95 lakh (ex-showroom), while the EV6 GT Line AWD's price is Rs 64.95 lakh
(ex-showroom). All are introductory prices.
So, if you want a
detailed review, refer to the "car reviews" section
under the "reviews" category on autoX.
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