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Range

up to

381 – 513

km

0-100 km/hr

as fast as

5.3 – 8.5

s

Price

MSRP

$

$49k – 65k

Description:

The Kia EV6 is a five-seat electric crossover with a low, coupe-like roofline and a sporty, driver-focused character. In Canada it comes as the Light RWD, Wind RWD and Land AWD, with Premium and GT-Line packages available on the Land. It is known for very quick DC fast charging, a distinctive design and a cabin that mixes twin displays with physical shortcut buttons. Rear-wheel drive and dual-motor all-wheel drive give buyers a choice between range and performance.

Specifications:

Trim Levels:Light RWDWind RWDLand AWDLand AWD with Premium PkgLand AWD with GT-Line PkgLand AWD with GT-Line Limited Pkg
Price (CAD)48,99555,99558,49559,99561,49564,995
Range (km)381513475435435435
Battery (kWh)638484848484
Power (kW)125168239239239239
0-100km/hr (sec)8.57.75.35.35.35.3
Top speed (km/hr)185185188188188188
Torque (Nm)350350605605605605
Charge time (Level 3)20m20m20m20m20m20m
Charge time (Level 2)5h 40m7h 20m7h 20m7h 20m7h 20m7h 20m

Pricing & incentives

As of Nov 4, 2026

Pricing and incentives for Kia EV6
MSRP (CAD)
$48,995 – $64,995
6 trims
Federal EVAP Incentive
$5,000
Eligible on:
Light RWD
Conditions:
Purchase or lease (12+ months). Final transaction value must be $50,000 or less; the dealer applies the incentive at the point of sale.
Transport Canada says eligibility depends on the final transaction value being $50,000 or less (no price cap for vehicles made in Canada), and being on the list doesn't guarantee every sale qualifies.
Leases of 48 months or longer receive the full incentive; shorter leases (12+ months) receive a prorated amount.
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Range, Battery, and Charging of the Kia EV6:

  • The Light RWD uses a 63 kWh battery, with range listed at up to 381 km.
  • The Wind RWD and Land AWD use an 84 kWh battery, with range listed at up to 513 km and 475 km, and 435 km for the Land with the Premium or GT-Line package.
  • Level 3 DC fast charging is listed at about 20 minutes on a high-powered charger, thanks to the EV6’s high-voltage electrical architecture.
  • A NACS charging port works at compatible Tesla Superchargers, and an adapter is used at CCS stations.
  • A heat pump on the Wind RWD and Land AWD reduces the range used for cabin heating in cold weather.

Powertrain and Performance of the Kia EV6:

  • The Light RWD and Wind RWD use a single rear motor rated at 125 kW and 168 kW, with 350 Nm of torque.
  • The Land AWD adds a front motor for 239 kW and 605 Nm, and 0–100 km/h is listed at 5.3 seconds.
  • All-wheel-drive versions send much of their power to the rear wheels for a playful, rear-biased feel.
  • Tight body control and accurate steering make the EV6 feel sporty for a crossover.
  • The ride is comfortable on standard wheels and firmer on the larger wheels of the Premium and GT-Line packages.

Technology and Features of the Kia EV6:

  • Twin dashboard displays with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
  • Physical shortcut buttons for common functions on the dash and steering wheel.
  • Standard adaptive cruise and automatic emergency braking.
  • Blind-spot monitoring with the Premium and GT-Line packages, plus a surround-view camera with GT-Line.
  • Vehicle-to-load can power small appliances and tools from the battery with the V2L adapter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The EV6 comes as the Light RWD, Wind RWD and Land AWD. Premium and GT-Line packages are available on the Land AWD.
Range is listed at up to 381 km for the Light RWD, 513 km for the Wind RWD and 475 km for the Land AWD. The Land with the Premium or GT-Line package is listed at 435 km.
Level 2 charging is listed at about 6 hours for the Light RWD and about 9 hours for the 84 kWh versions. Our charging cost calculator can help you plan home charging.
Level 3 DC fast charging is listed at about 20 minutes for every version. Our charging levels guide explains the difference between Level 2 and Level 3 charging.
Yes, the EV6 uses a NACS charging port that works at compatible Tesla Superchargers. An adapter is needed at CCS fast-charging stations.
The Light RWD is rated at 125 kW and the Wind RWD at 168 kW, both with 350 Nm. The Land AWD is rated at 239 kW and 605 Nm, with 0–100 km/h listed at 5.3 seconds.
Cargo space is listed at 690 L with the rear seats up and 1,322 L with them folded. A small front trunk adds room for charging cables.
Yes, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are supported on the twin-display setup. Physical shortcut buttons handle common functions.
Both use a high-voltage electric platform with quick DC fast charging. You can compare range and features on our Hyundai IONIQ 5 page.
Eligibility depends on the program, the vehicle and where you live, and rules change often. See our EV incentives guide for current federal and provincial programs.

Pros & Cons

Pros:

Level 3 charging is listed at about 20 minutes, so fast-charging stops stay short on a high-powered charger.
The low, coupe-like shape stands apart from boxier electric crossovers.
Tight body control and accurate steering make the EV6 enjoyable on winding roads.
The Land AWD reaches 100 km/h in a listed 5.3 seconds with a rear-biased feel.
The EV6 makes good use of its battery in mixed driving, helped by an available heat pump.
Common functions stay easy to reach without digging through menus.
With the V2L adapter, the battery can power small appliances and tools at a campsite or job site.

Cons:

The sloping roofline leaves less cargo room than in boxier SUVs, and the front trunk is small.
A touch panel below the displays switches between climate and media functions, so the same controls do two jobs.
The sloping roofline reduces rear headroom for taller passengers.
The Premium and GT-Line packages ride more firmly over rough pavement.

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