Kia Electric & Hybrid Cars

There are many cars available in the Kia electric line-up, including the EV3, EV4, EV5, EV6, EV9 and the new upcoming EV2.

You can charge your electric, or plug-in hybrid Kia at home with a wallbox, or using public charging points (access to over 480,00 charging stations)

Kia EVs offer a strong balance of practicality, value, and fast‑charging capability, especially with the adoption of the Tesla NACS port, giving them access to the Supercharger network like Tesla models. Compared with Rivian, Kia's EV9 is more family‑focused and approachable, while Rivian leans toward rugged adventure. Against Hyundai, Kia models like the EV6 share the same platform but deliver a sportier, more connected driving feel, whereas Hyundai's Ioniq 5 prioritizes comfort and interior space.​

Yes - the Kia EV9 is more than just a good family SUV. It’s arguably the perfect one.

With 7 seats as standard, up to ~349 miles WLTP range, innovative swivel seating, and super‑fast charging, it’s built to make every journey easier, more comfortable, and more enjoyable for the whole family.

Families often consider EV9 range when planning trips; the generous figure helps reduce charging stops.​

The electric mile range varies on each model, and real‑time factors such as driving style, temperature, speed, terrain, and use of in‑car systems will also influence the final range. Many models offer standard range and long‑range variants depending on trim and battery.​

Choosing an electric Kia could be a great option if you’re looking for a car that’s efficient, low‑cost to run and future‑focused. Kia’s electric range is known for strong battery performance, quick charging times and smooth, quiet driving.

Kia also offers hybrid and plug‑in hybrid options if you’re not quite ready to go fully electric, perfect for reducing emissions while still having the reassurance of a petrol engine for longer trips.

Kia electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles come with a 7 year warranty where the batteries are covered from the initial registration or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.

Mild hybrid Kia's get a warranty of 2 years from the initial registration, regardless of the mileage.

Range varies by model and real‑world conditions. Some Kia EVs offer up to 388 miles on a single charge. The Kia EV6 delivers up to 328 miles (WLTP, 77.4 kWh battery, RWD, 19-inch wheels), while the family-focused EV9 offers up to around 349 miles (WLTP). Driving style, temperature, speed, terrain and use of in‑car systems all affect the final range. Many models are available with different battery capacities, including standard range options.​

Most owners charge at home using a wallbox, and you can also top up on the go using public charging networks. Kia drivers have access to over 480,000 charging stations, and there are 7,000+ public charging locations in the UK alone. Thanks to fast‑charging tech, downtime can be minimal—on an ultra‑fast charger, the Kia EV6 can charge from 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes.​

EVs can be particularly cheap to run thanks to competitive home and public kWh tariffs. They generally benefit from lower taxation and can bring significant savings on congestion charges and parking. You’ll also enjoy instant torque, smooth single‑gear driving, and zero tailpipe emissions that help reduce local air pollution—plus strong long‑term value and real‑world range.