Kia EV4: The Exciting New Electric Hatchback from Europe

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Introducing the Kia EV4

The EV4 is here, marking a significant leap for Kia as the brand rolls out its first-ever European-made electric vehicle. Produced in Slovakia, this hatchback symbolizes Kia’s expanded commitment to electric vehicles (EVs). The production kick-off on Tuesday is an exciting milestone for the company, according to Kia Europe’s CEO, Marc Hedrich.

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Why the EV4 is a Game Changer

The Kia EV4 hatchback isn’t just another car; it represents a new era for Kia. It comes equipped with impressive battery options—58.3 kWh and 81.4 kWh—offering a remarkable WLTP range of up to 391 miles. Such capabilities make it competitive in the growing EV market. Moreover, the EV4 includes cutting-edge features like Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) and Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology, enhancing its versatility.

Kia EV4 hatchback prices and range in the UK

Kia EV4 hatchback trim Starting Price Driving Range
(WLTP)
Air Standard Range £34,695 ($47,700) 273 miles
Air Long Range £37,695 ($51,700) 388 miles
GT-Line £39,395 ($54,000) 362 miles
GT-Line S £43,895 ($60,200) 362 miles

Kia’s Future in the Electric Vehicle Market

Kia isn’t stopping with the EV4 hatchback. With a substantial investment of 108 million euros to upgrade its Slovakian manufacturing plant, Kia aims to expand its electric offerings. The EV4 is just the beginning; we can look forward to the launch of the EV5 later this year and the budget-friendly EV2 in 2026. Kia’s venture into electric vans with the PV5 also indicates its ambitious plans to gain a stronger foothold in the European market.

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