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      Kia EV4 spotted testing in Europe for the first time

      Garima SharmaBy Garima SharmaAugust 6, 2024Updated:August 6, 2024 E-Mobility 3 Mins Read
      Kia EV4 spotted testing in Europe for the first time
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      The impending Kia EV4, the Korean automaker’s newest low-cost EV, was first observed testing in Europe. The dimensions of Kia’s EV4 electric automobile is comparable to that of Tesla’s Model 3.

      The EV4 was first presented by Kia in October of last year during its inaugural EV Day. Along with the EV3 and EV5, the EV4 is a component of Kia’s new portfolio of reasonably priced electric vehicles.

      In November, Kia introduced the EV5, a tiny electric SUV, with a starting price of approximately $35,000 (249,800 yuan) in China. The somewhat more expensive Tesla Model Y, which starts at 249,900 yuan, is thought to face competition from Kia’s EV5.

      Kia announced that the beginning price of the EV3 in the UK this week will be $42,300 (£32,995), following the announcement last month that pre-orders will begin in Korea at $30,700 (KRW 42.08 million).

      Kia is testing its next low-cost EV overseas already, ahead of the EV3’s delivery later this year. AutoExpress reports that official sightings of Kia’s electric vehicle testing on European roads have been made.

      Similar to the EV3, Kia’s upcoming EV4 will be powered by Hyundai’s E-GMP system. Although Kia has not released official specifications yet, it is anticipated to have battery and range options that are comparable to the EV3.

      The EV3 will be available with 58.3 kWh or 81.48 kWh battery pack options for up to 267 miles (430 km) and 372 miles (600 km) WLTP range, respectively. With a 400V system, the EV4 is expected to include fast charging (10% to 80%) in 30 minutes.

      Kia’s EV4 was spotted earlier this month in Korea, showing off its distinct rear-end design. The EV4 is an “entirely new type of EV sedan,” according to Kia. You can see a glimpse of Kia’s new “Digital Tiger Face” grille and updated headlights.

      The EV4’s interior will closely match the EV3 with Kia’s new ccNC infotainment. Kia’s next-gen system features dual 12.3″ driver display and navigation screens with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support.

      The EV3 is “The most affordable way of purchasing a new zero-emissions vehicle,” according to Kia. Will the EV4 be even more affordable?

      Kia announced EV3 and EV4 prices will range from $35,000 to $50,000 globally. The Tesla Model 3 starts at $51,300 (£39,900) in the UK with up to 318 mi (512 km) WLTP range. As AutoExpress points out, the Kia EV4 could find its market in Europe with few Model 3-sized EVs on the market.

      We will learn more closer to launch, which is expected next year. Kia is expected to officially reveal the EV4 before the end of 2024, with deliveries kicking off next year.

      The EV3 and EV4 will be part of Kia’s effort to introduce 15 EVs by 2027 in Europe. Kia sold nearly 81,000 EVs in Europe last year, up 23% from 2022.

      Kia held just over a 4% share of European sales. However, the company expects that number to rise as new affordable electric cars, including the EV3 and EV4, are introduced.

      The EV3 secured over 10,000 reservations in Korea in 23 days. How many will it get in Europe? With the EV4 coming next year, Kia’s lineup is quickly expanding. The Korean automaker will be a brand to watch closely as the market shifts to electric.

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