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2027 Kia EV6 Price: From $37,900
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Price at a glance
- Cheapest trimLight RWD$37,900
- Top trimGT-Line AWD$53,000
- With destination$39,445$1,545 fee included
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7 trims · MSRP before tax, options and dealer markup · checked November 12, 2026 · all trim prices · which trim to buy
The 2027 Kia EV6 starts at $37,900, or $39,445 with the $1,545 destination fee. For the most range, the Light Long Range RWD gets 319 EPA miles for $41,200. The GT-Line AWD tops the lineup at $53,000. A good fit for first-time EV buyers.
EPA range237–319 miwinter ~166–223 mi, estimate
Efficiency3.1 mi/kWh106 MPGe combined
Fast charging20 min
Battery84 kWhlargest offered
Charge portNACSTesla Superchargers: yes
NHTSA5 starsoverall, 2027
What kW, kWh, MPGe and NACS mean
100 miles costs about $6 at home, $17 on a fast chargerat 18¢/kWh at home and $0.54/kWh on a public charger · use your state's rate
Which trim to buy: Kia EV6 trims compared
7 trims. The cheapest is the Light RWD at $37,900; the top trim is the GT-Line AWD at $53,000.
Our pick: If range matters, get the Light Long Range RWD: 319 miles for $3,300 more. For daily driving the Light RWD is enough.
- Light RWD → Light Long Range RWD: +$3,300. EPA range 237 → 319 mi, battery 63 → 84 kWh.
- Light Long Range RWD → Wind RWD: +$3,600. Same range and battery.
- Light RWD → Light Long Range AWD: +$7,300. EPA range 237 → 295 mi, battery 63 → 84 kWh, RWD → AWD.
- Wind RWD → GT-Line RWD: +$3,900. Same range and battery.
- Light Long Range AWD → Wind AWD: +$3,600. Same range and battery.
- Light RWD → GT-Line AWD: +$15,100. EPA range 237 → 270 mi, battery 63 → 84 kWh, RWD → AWD.
Trims and prices
November 2026 MSRP, before destination, tax, options and dealer markup.
| Trim | MSRP | With destination | Drive | EPA range | Battery | Peak DC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light RWD | $37,900 | $39,445 | RWD | 237 mi | 63 kWh | Not confirmed |
| Light Long Range RWD | $41,200 | $42,745 | RWD | 319 mi | 84 kWh | Not confirmed |
| Light Long Range AWD | $45,200 | $46,745 | AWD | 295 mi | 84 kWh | Not confirmed |
| Wind RWD | $44,800 | $46,345 | RWD | 319 mi | 84 kWh | Not confirmed |
| Wind AWD | $48,800 | $50,345 | AWD | 295 mi | 84 kWh | Not confirmed |
| GT-Line RWD | $48,700 | $50,245 | RWD | 319 mi | 84 kWh | Not confirmed |
| GT-Line AWD | $53,000 | $54,545 | AWD | 270 mi | 84 kWh | Not confirmed |
Kia EV6 price, lease and range: common questions
How much does the Kia EV6 cost?
MSRP is $37,900 for the Light RWD to $53,000 for the GT-Line AWD in November 2026, plus a $1,545 destination fee. Tax, options and dealer markup are extra.
What is the Kia EV6 price with destination?
$39,445 for the cheapest trim: $37,900 MSRP plus the $1,545 destination fee, before tax, registration and dealer fees.
Does the Kia EV6 qualify for the $7,500 tax credit?
No. The federal clean vehicle credit is not available for new EVs acquired after September 30, 2025, so a Kia EV6 you buy today doesn't qualify. The lease version of the credit ended the same day. Some states still pay their own rebate.
How much is a Kia EV6 lease?
We have no current advertised lease deal for the Kia EV6 on file. A lease payment is built on the price, so start from the $37,900 MSRP of the Light RWD plus $1,545 destination, then ask the dealer for the money factor and residual and run them in our lease calculator, which applies your state's lease tax.
What is the Kia EV6's range?
EPA range is 237 to 319 miles, depending on trim. Expect about 223 miles from the longest-range trim in cold weather; that figure is our estimate, not an EPA number.
Can the Kia EV6 use Tesla Superchargers?
Yes. Its charge port is listed as NACS.
How fast does the Kia EV6 charge?
10 to 80% takes about 20 minutes on a fast charger.
What is the battery warranty on the Kia EV6?
10 yr / 100,000 mi, 70% capacity.
Evegard's take
Pros, cons and who it suits are our read of the numbers on this page.
Pros
- Priced well below the typical electric SUV (median $58,500)
- 10–80% in about 20 minutes
- Can use Tesla Superchargers
Good for
- First-time EV buyers
Warranty
| Bumper to bumper | 5 yr / 60,000 mi |
|---|---|
| Battery and drivetrain | 10 yr / 100,000 mi, 70% capacity |
Sources
Range and efficiency come from EPA test data on fueleconomy.gov. Prices checked November 12, 2026.
