3 Reasons Why You Should BUY The 2025 Kia EV3!

The latest model to join Kia's rapidly growing EV family is the EV3 compact SUV EV, positioned below the Kia EV9 electric three-row crossover and the two-row Kia EV6. The EV3 may appear to shrink the EV6's footprint, but it's actually more than 14 inches shorter, while taking its design cues from the EV9 rather than the EV6's relatively smooth curves. (Kia also has a midsize EV5 EV SUV model in the works, but it won't be available in the U.S., according to reports.) Details are still emerging, but we've been closely involved with the European version and can confirm that it has all the cute, square presence of the EV9 in a compact, five-seater, five-foot-tall, 14-foot-long package - but with a slightly softer, friendlier look. All powertrain details are still being finalized, but we do know that the standard single-motor, front-wheel-drive model will use a 58.3 kWh battery, while the long-range will have an 81.4 kWh capacity battery, which would be in line with Kia's 350-mile target range. While the interior has been simplified from the Kia Concept EV3 we last saw last year, the basic layout and vibe remains the same: two 12.3-inch touchscreens, a console with a console cover and dual-function as a table where recycled fabrics are used on the doors and dashboard. Overall, if Kia can keep the price of the base model close to its $30,000 target, it will offer serious competition to rivals like the Volvo EX30 EV and VW ID.4. We also think it will attract the attention of buyers exploring the market for traditional gasoline-powered compact SUVs like the Honda CR-V and Ford Escape.

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