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Kia’s Vision Meta Turismo concept showcases a bold EV fastback with sharp styling, an airy lounge-like interior, AR displays, and hints of a future performance sedan. Unconfirmed for production, it marks Kia’s 80th-anniversary design vision.

Kia’s 2027 EV5 is now on sale in Canada with NACS charging, an 81.4-kWh battery, up to 285 miles of range, and a CAD50,685 starting price. A cheaper EV5 Light with a smaller pack debuts next year, strengthening Kia’s position in Canada’s growing EV market.

Kia’s new EV2 will debut in January as a compact, Europe-focused electric SUV built on the E-GMP platform with two battery options. Designed and produced in Europe, it targets rivals like the Renault 5 and Hyundai Inster with expected pricing near €30,000.

Hyundai Motor Group will soon bring full vehicle-to-home capability to the Kia EV6 and Hyundai Ioniq 9. The upgrade will let owners power homes during outages, use off-peak charging to reduce bills, and benefit from the same bidirectional hardware used by the EV9.

Kia’s EV5 WKNDR concept introduces a rugged, adventure-ready take on the compact electric EV5, featuring off-road styling, expanded tech, modular cargo features, and a capable platform, though U.S. availability is still uncertain.

Kia is rebalancing its U.S. strategy as EV tax credits disappear, tariffs rise, and hybrid demand accelerates. The brand is expanding hybrids, refining its EV plans, and preparing for an affordable future model like the EV3.

Kia’s much-anticipated EV4 sedan, expected to challenge the Tesla Model 3 with 330 miles of range and a $30K price tag, has been delayed in the U.S. indefinitely. The decision comes amid tariffs, lost tax credits, and a cooling American EV market.

Kia is adding Plug & Charge to the 2025 EV6 and 2026 EV9, allowing drivers to plug in and charge without apps or cards. With NACS ports for Tesla Superchargers and support from Electrify America, Kia owners will soon enjoy a faster, simpler EV charging experience.