The brand-new Kia EV9 joins the premium segment and is anticipated to cost around Rs 1 crore at launch. Check out the beast’s specifications below.
Despite being an import, the EV6 has done fairly well in India
and the automaker will go even more upscale with the EV9 before launching its Made-In-India EV in 2025. The EV9, a premium electric SUV from Kia, is the priciest car in the entire world. It is also enormous in size and comes with a significantly larger battery pack than the EV6. The EV9 is about 5 meters long, enormous, and has a sleek style that is identical to the concept version.
The battery pack size of the EV9 is 99.8 kWh
and its range is 541 kilometers per charge. The setup, which includes a dual motor arrangement and all-wheel drive as an option, is similar to that of the majority of high-end EVs. With an 0-1100 km/h time of under 6 seconds, it is also strong. Additionally, it includes a variety of seating options, such as separate seats and seats that can be flipped 180 degrees. Additionally, this EV receives OTA updates and uses eco-friendly interior materials.
There is ADAS, but only certain markets can use the EV9 with ADAS level 3
Price is something to consider, but like the EV6, anticipate that it will be a CBU with limited production and a price that will be comparable to EVs from other upscale manufacturers. Therefore, it may be priced at about Rs 1 crore, similar to other imported CBU EVs, but its rarity will also come from its limited production. Not just the EV9, though; the automaker also has other items including a replacement for the current Carnival generation in the works. The new Seltos, which was recently launched in India and continues to be its most popular automobile in that country along with the Carens and the Sonet, is currently the next major introduction.
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