2025 KIA EV6 FULL REVIEW

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The 2025 Kia EV6 receives a mid-cycle refresh, bringing notable updates including US manufacturing, revised battery options (standard 63 kWh, optional 84 kWh), and a relocated NACS charging port. While the GT-Line AWD tester is rated for 270 miles of range, the RWD Long Range can achieve up to 319 miles. Charging speeds are impressive, with 20-80% in 20 minutes on a 350 kW charger, though NACS charging is capped at 125 kW. The interior boasts a premium feel with improved materials and a well-laid-out interface, though the dual-purpose infotainment/climate screen is a point of contention. Driving dynamics are refined with better sound deadening and steering tweaks, making it a comfortable and quiet daily driver. Advanced driver assists are comprehensive. The reviewer highlights the car's excellent daily usability and family-hauling capability, but raises concerns about the elevated price point, especially with the diminishing EV tax credit, suggesting leasing as a viable option. Despite minor nitpicks like the rear visibility and the dual-purpose screen, the EV6 remains a strong contender in the EV market.