Kia is expanding its series of electric vehicles, and has finally started rolling out its low-cost electric vehicle, the Kia EV3.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox ...

With incentives, Kia’s EV3 starts at around $29,200 (KRW 39.95 million). Jeong Won-Jeong, vice president at Kia Corp, revealed that EV3 reservations topped 10,000 in just 23 days.

The 2026 Kia EV3 looks like that model. The big caveat is that although the EV3 is already on sale in South Korea and Europe, Kia doesn’t expect to start U.S. sales until 2026 at the earliest.

Two different battery packs will be featured in the EV3, fitted to EV3 Standard models and EV3 Long Range versions, and amounting to 58.3 kwh and 81.4 kwh, respectively. Kia notes that charging ...

Kia’s newest EV is small in size but big on looks and technology, and it’s coming to the U.S. as a 2026 model. Most electric cars on the market right now are expensive luxury models.

Kia is set to debut its newest electric car on May 23rd in Korea. This EV, called the Kia EV3, will likely become the brand's cheapest electric car, undercutting the Kia Niro EV. With a hinted at ...

Kia introduced the EV3 alongside two other electric vehicles during its EV Day in October. The models are part of Kia’s new affordable EV lineup, priced between $30,000 and $50,000.

The Kia EV3 will launch in Korea in July and will be followed by a launch in Europe in the second half of 2024. The Kia EV3 will come with a standard 58.3-kWh battery pack and a long-range variant ...

The tiny EV3 is expected to provide an entry point into Kia's electric vehicle lineup and help lead mass adoption in the U.S. It will likely use a 400-volt architecture like the Kia EV5, which ...

Kia has officially started testing the U.S.-spec EV3 on American soil, signaling that it's actively working on what will likely become one of the most affordable new electric cars sold stateside.

Kia EV3 price and release date So far, the Kia EV3 has only been launched in a few specific markets like Europe and the U.K. Seemingly, the company is slowly ramping up production and will expand ...