The popularity of electric vehicles is growing rapidly, and EV manufacturers like Tesla and BYD are seeing huge profits. This is forcing traditional car companies that have been making gasoline-powered cars for years to change. Kia is one of these companies. Most recently, they have announced that their first pure electric vehicle in China, the EV6, will begin blind pre-orders on June 28. The EV6 will officially enter the Chinese market in August. Here are the details…
The Kia EV6 GT: Fast Charging, Stylish Design, and Eco-Friendly Materials
The EV6 GT is Kia China’s first high-performance electric vehicle. It is a pure electric fastback that is designed to compete with other high-end performance cars. The vehicle is designed with Kia’s new “Opposites United” design concept, which combines contrasting shapes, structures, and colors. This makes the EV6 GT a unique and futuristic electric vehicle. To emphasize its high-performance, the EV6 GT has sporty design elements, such as exclusive 21-inch wheels, fluorescent brake calipers, and a rear diffuser.
The interior of the EV6 GT is made with a variety of recyclable and eco-friendly materials, such as flaxseed extracts. This creates a green and healthy atmosphere inside the car. The EV6 GT’s body also has a long wheelbase of 2,900 mm, thanks to Kia’s dedicated E-GMP platform for electric vehicles. This provides passengers with a spacious and comfortable interior.
The EV6 GT is also a high-performance electric car with an upgraded dual-motor setup that produces 740N·m of torque and a top speed of 260 km/h. It also has an electronic control suspension and an electronic limited-slip differential, which provide stable driving quality and agile handling capabilities. The EV6 GT supports an 800V fast charging system, which can charge the battery from 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes.
The EV6 GT is priced at 339,900 Yuan (around $47,400) in China. It is a high-performance electric car with impressive performance, stylish design, and eco-friendly materials. It is sure to be a hit with Chinese consumers.
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