In a rare move, Kia America announced Monday that it is keeping the pricing for the 2027 EV6 the same as the 2026 model, with a starting MSRP of $37,900.
The announcement by Kia bucks an industry trend across new 2027 models.
According to Catalyst IQ's Q3 industry report, 117 updated models have seen an average jump of $1,067 so far.
Zooming in: Kia is keeping the price the same for all seven EV6 trims of the compact crossover electric SUV, along with the destination fee of $1,545.
The EV6 Light SR rear-wheel drive will start at $37,900.
At the top end, the GT-Line all-wheel drive will begin at $53,000.
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Built in Georgia: The EV6 is built at the West Point factory in Georgia.
The all-electric vehicle will have a range of 237 miles in the Light SR and up to 319 miles in the GT-Line.
It has fast-charging capability, with a charge time of 20 minutes on DC Fast Charge with a 350 kW EVSE.
Bottom line: The announcement of the EV6 pricing follows Kia’s previous debut of the new EV3 SUV for 2027, with a starting price of $29,890.
Kia, which is coming off its best quarter in sales, which also saw a 60% increase in EV sales with the launch of the EV3, stated in the release about the EV6 that it is “making EVs more attainable for those who embrace the fully electric lifestyle.”
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