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Not sure if this is even possibly true........
(from ARENAEV).....You may wanna sit down for this one, have a glass of water ready, and possibly a pillow to shout into? Because the entry model of Kia EV9 starts at $80,470. And…. breathe. Nearly $80,500 for a single-motor 204 hp (150 kW) LR version. Sure - it comes with the 99.8 kWh battery pack WLTP-rated for 336 miles, and since this is the Launch Edition - it comes fully equipped. The integrated smart navigation is onboard, three screens, a head-up display, a Meridian audio system, the Relaxation front seats with rear seats heated and ventilated, and those fancy LED running lights. Heck - Kia even threw in a V2L just in case - nothing is missing from the equipment list.
If you felt like $80,500 is a bit much for an electric SUV that struggles to get from 0 to 100 km/h in a smidgen below 10 seconds, Kia has another option for you. The AWD GT Line Launch Edition keeps the same battery pack but adds another motor to the front axle. The 384 hp (283 kW) version feels much quicker thanks to the 0 to 100 km/h time of 5.3 seconds. It adds 21-inch wheels, matrix LED headlights, a suede roof liner, and a double sunroof. The Smart Remote Assist is part of the package to take care of those awkward moments when we realize how big this SUV is. All yours for $90,020....
(from ARENAEV).....You may wanna sit down for this one, have a glass of water ready, and possibly a pillow to shout into? Because the entry model of Kia EV9 starts at $80,470. And…. breathe. Nearly $80,500 for a single-motor 204 hp (150 kW) LR version. Sure - it comes with the 99.8 kWh battery pack WLTP-rated for 336 miles, and since this is the Launch Edition - it comes fully equipped. The integrated smart navigation is onboard, three screens, a head-up display, a Meridian audio system, the Relaxation front seats with rear seats heated and ventilated, and those fancy LED running lights. Heck - Kia even threw in a V2L just in case - nothing is missing from the equipment list.
If you felt like $80,500 is a bit much for an electric SUV that struggles to get from 0 to 100 km/h in a smidgen below 10 seconds, Kia has another option for you. The AWD GT Line Launch Edition keeps the same battery pack but adds another motor to the front axle. The 384 hp (283 kW) version feels much quicker thanks to the 0 to 100 km/h time of 5.3 seconds. It adds 21-inch wheels, matrix LED headlights, a suede roof liner, and a double sunroof. The Smart Remote Assist is part of the package to take care of those awkward moments when we realize how big this SUV is. All yours for $90,020....
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