The Kia electric car range
Take the lead. Drive electric.
Switching to a Kia Electric or Hybrid vehicle is easier than you might think. Kia offers a variety of models with Hybrid, Plug‐In Hybrid or Battery Electric powertrains. Discover their benefits and which is best for you.
Kia EV 5
All-electric Midsize SUV
The new electric SUV standard. And then some. With sharp looks and even sharper technology, comes an intuitive space that will change the way you experience SUV.
The Kia EV5 has all the active & passive safety tech you’d expect from a Kia, with localised tuning from our long-established Australian ride & handling program.
Kia EV 3
All-electric Small SUV
Compact. Nimble. Cutting-edge. The all-electric EV3 small SUV is here.
With captivating proportions, stand-out design, ample space and advanced technology, this is the electric urban SUV you've been waiting for.
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Kia EV9
All‐electric large SUV
Re‐envisioning electric SUV design, the all‐new Kia EV9 is our flagship 7‐seat SUV. Equipped with pioneering technology never before seen in a Kia, our statement luxury EV perfectly combines sophistication & versatility.
Kia EV6
Performance all‐electric crossover SUV
Road blazing performance is not the first thought that comes to mind when thinking of EVs.
Enter the Kia EV6, offering super‐car like acceleration and outstanding braking performance. A dedicated Battery EV (BEV) platform combined with an Australian Tuned Chassis delivers confident and controlled cornering and compliant ride comfort. Fall in love with driving again.
Kia Niro EV
All-electric crossover SUV
Sleek yet striking, with bold head-turning design both stylish and aerodynamic, the Kia Niro SUV is built to enhance the everyday.
Innovation, comfort & versatility is at its core with a full complement of advanced connectivity and smart safety features.
Why choose a Kia EV?
Range & Fast Charging
Range anxiety is a worry of the past, with examples of Kia EVs capable of max 528km[A] of range. Most are compatible with DC Fast Charging stations, reducing charging times from hours to mere minutes.[B]
Unique driving experience
With instant acceleration response, our electric vehicles are genuinely fun to drive. Batteries are positioned underneath the car, giving them a lower centre of gravity and thus greater stability and handling.
Lower maintenance costs
With less moving parts compared to petrol and diesel engines, all‐electric vehicles require comparably less maintenance such as oil changes, spark plugs or fuel filters. You can also purchase scheduled services in advance through our Kia Service Plan program.
Sustainability
EVs have zero tailpipe emissions while hybrids have reduced amounts. In addition, some parts of our EVs such as EV6 & Niro range are made from recycled plastics and vegan leather to further lessen environmental impact.
More reasons to choose Kia
7 Year / 150,000 km High Voltage Electrical Vehicle Components Warranty*
7 Year / 150,000km warranty (whichever occurs first) against defects arising in materials or manufacture for High Voltage Electrical Vehicle Systems Components; e.g. High Voltage (HV) Battery System.
Kia Service Plans*
When you purchase your Kia EVs, you have the opportunity to purchase the scheduled services in advance through our Kia Service Plan program.
Roadside Assistance*
Enjoy up to 8 years Roadside Assistance for a complete peace of mind. Terms & conditions apply.
Tuned in Australia
Extensive ride and handling localisation program on most Kias are fine-tuned right here on our roads to suit our driving conditions.
FAQ
- What is a Full Electric Vehicle (BEV / EV)?
An electric car is just like any other car, except it uses a battery to drive a powerful electric motor. Instead of refuelling at a petrol station, you simply recharge at home, or at one of the growing number of public charge points. Kia Niro EV for example has a 455km electric range (WLTP) and is capable of DC fast charging at up to 100kw (0‐80% in 54 minutes).Learn more about Electric Vehicles.
- How do electric cars work?
Electric cars work by using an electric motor, which gets it’s power from a rechargeable battery pack instead of a conventional internal combustion engine (ICE). Then, the electric vehicle is plugged into a charging station or point, the electricity for which can be sourced from a power grid.
- How do electric cars charge?
An electric car is just like any other car, except it uses a battery to drive a powerful electric motor. Instead of refuelling at a petrol station, you simply recharge at home (optional charger available at additional cost), or at one of the growing number of paid public charge points.
Dedicated charging stations or ports are available across the country. However, there are different levels of chargers (Level 1, 2 and 3), which charge your car at different speeds and use different kWhs. The battery power and the how long electric cars travel in a single range, vary greatly by vehicle.
As of July 2022, Australia currently has just over 3,000 charging stations, which range from supercharged to standard outlets. The Electric Vehicle Council of Australia displays a map, which showcases all the active charging stations in the country. - How far can an electric car go?
There are several factors that affect the range of your EV, such as battery size, driving behaviour and ambient temperature. Learn more about how far your EV can gohere..
[A]Up to 528km range on EV6 Air grade. Figure based on WLTP (Worldwide Harmonised Light-Duty Vehicles Test Procedure) static laboratory combined average city and highway cycle test, which measure, energy consumption, range and emissions in passenger vehicles, designed to provide figures closer to real-world driving behaviour. Real life driving results will vary depending on a combination of driving style, type of journey, vehicle configuration, battery age and condition, use of vehicle features (such as heating and air conditioning), as well as operating, environmental and climate conditions.
[B]EV6 utilising a public 350kW DC charger
*Terms and conditions for Warranty, Kia Service Plans and Roadside Assistance can be found here.