Kia Details Pricing and Range for the 2027 EV6, Starting Near $38,000

Kia has announced that pricing for the 2027 EV6 will start at about $38,000, positioning it roughly $8,000 above the new EV3. As a carryover model following a $5,000 price cut on the 2026 version just months prior, the 2027 EV6 keeps its pricing steady across the lineup. The base EV6 Light standard-range RWD starts at $37,900, excluding a $1,545 destination fee.

It packs a 63 kWh battery offering up to 237 miles of range. Stepping up to the EV6 Light long-range RWD costs an extra $3,300, starting at $41,200 and pairing an 84 kWh battery with up to 319 miles of range. Across the board, the 84 kWh battery delivers up to 319 miles of range for RWD variants and up to 295 miles for AWD models, while the top-spec EV6 GT-Line AWD drops to 270 miles.

Complete 2027 pricing and range figures break down as follows: the EV6 Light SR RWD starts at $37,900 with 237 miles; the EV6 Light LR RWD starts at $41,200 with 319 miles; the EV6 Light LR AWD starts at $45,200 with 295 miles; the EV6 Wind RWD starts at $44,800 with 319 miles; the EV6 Wind AWD starts at $48,800 with 295 miles; the EV6 GT-Line RWD starts at $48,700 with 319 miles; and the EV6 GT-Line AWD starts at $53,000 with 270 miles, all before the $1,545 destination charge. Meanwhile, the entry-level 2027 EV3 starts at $29,890 and is offered in Light, Wind, Land, GT-Line, and GT trims. The base EV3 Light FWD uses a 58.3 kWh battery for up to 221 miles of EPA-estimated range, while higher trims utilize an 81.4 kWh battery pushing up to 321 miles of range.

Both the EV6 and EV3 feature Kia’s ccNC infotainment setup, integrating nearly 30 inches of curved panoramic display space made of dual 12.3-inch screens for the instrument cluster and central navigation, alongside a 5-inch climate control touchscreen. Both EVs feature a native NACS port for direct access to Tesla Superchargers without adapters. However, the EV6 relies on an 800V electrical architecture enabling a 10% to 80% charge in about 18 minutes, whereas the EV3 uses a 400V system taking around 30 minutes.

Dimensionally, the EV6 measures 184.8 inches long, 74 inches wide, and 60.8 inches tall with a 114.2-inch wheelbase, making it larger and less boxy than the EV3, which measures 169.3 inches long, 72.8 inches wide, and 62 inches tall with a 105.5-inch wheelbase. Alongside these models, Kia offers inventory-clearing customer cash discounts of $10,000 on the 2026 EV9, $5,000 on the 2026 EV6, and $1,500 on the 2027 EV3.