Kia EV2, EV3, EV6 and EV9 range: how far do they go and how fast do they charge?
In Kia Türkiye's November 2026 list, WLTP range is 312–440 km for the EV2, 431–604 km for the EV3, 460 km for the Niro EV, 428 km for the EV6 and 505–563 km for the EV9. The longest-range Kia is the EV3 Long Range with its 81.4 kWh battery (604 km). Kia's battery warranty in Türkiye is 5 years or 150,000 km; at most rivals it is 8 years.
By: Şarj Rehberim · Updated: · 6 min read
Short answer
Kia's Türkiye price list of 1 November 2026 includes five electric models: the EV2, EV3, Niro EV, EV6 and EV9. The longest-range version is the EV3 Long Range with 604 km WLTP, and the cheapest is the EV2 Cool at a list price of 1,819,000 TL (312 km).
In real-world use, expect about 80% of WLTP in mixed driving and 60–65% on the motorway in winter. In ÖAMTC's winter test, the 81.4 kWh EV3 went 350 km; in ADAC's test, the small-battery EV2 managed about 245 km and the 58.3 kWh EV3 about 380 km.
Range and price of Kia's electric models
The real range columns are Şarj Rehberim's estimate: 81% of WLTP for mixed use and 62% for winter and motorway driving. Battery, WLTP and prices are from Kia Türkiye's price list and technical sheets.
| Version | Battery (net) | WLTP | Real (mixed) | Winter / motorway | List price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EV2 Cool | 42.2 kWh | 312 km | ≈ 255 km | ≈ 195 km | 1,819,000 TL |
| EV2 Elegance Standard Range | 42.2 kWh | 316 km | ≈ 255 km | ≈ 195 km | 1,999,000 TL |
| EV2 Elegance Long Range | 61.0 kWh | 440 km | ≈ 355 km | ≈ 275 km | 2,199,000 TL |
| EV3 Cool Long Range | 81.4 kWh | 604 km | ≈ 490 km | ≈ 375 km | 2,450,000 TL |
| EV3 Elegance Comfort | 58.3 kWh | 431 km | ≈ 350 km | ≈ 265 km | 2,485,000 TL |
| EV3 Prestige | 58.3 kWh | 435 km | ≈ 350 km | ≈ 270 km | 3,199,000 TL |
| EV3 Elegance Long Range | 81.4 kWh | 604 km | ≈ 490 km | ≈ 375 km | 3,199,000 TL |
| EV3 GT-Line Long Range | 81.4 kWh | 584 km | ≈ 475 km | ≈ 360 km | 3,790,000 TL |
| Niro EV Elegance | 64.8 kWh | 460 km | ≈ 375 km | ≈ 285 km | 2,299,000 TL |
| EV6 Elegance | 63 kWh | 428 km | ≈ 345 km | ≈ 265 km | 3,790,000 TL |
| EV9 Prestige (rear-wheel drive, 7 seats) | 99.8 kWh | 563 km | ≈ 455 km | ≈ 350 km | 6,540,000 TL |
| EV9 GT-Line (four-wheel drive) | 99.8 kWh | 505 km | ≈ 410 km | ≈ 315 km | 7,870,000 TL |
Sources (as of 3 November 2026): Kia Türkiye price list (1 November 2026) · Kia EV2 technical sheet · Kia EV3 technical sheet · Kia EV6 technical sheet · Kia EV9 technical sheet · Kia Niro EV technical sheet
Kia range in independent tests
The tests were carried out with European versions; although the battery and motor are the same as on the Turkish versions, equipment and wheels may differ. No independent test could be found for the 63 kWh EV6 or the rear-wheel-drive EV9 Prestige sold in Türkiye.
| Test | Model | Result |
|---|---|---|
| ADAC 2026 | EV2 42.2 kWh | ≈ 245 km (18.8 kWh/100 km, charging losses included) |
| NAF El Prix summer 2026 | EV2 (European version with 308 km WLTP) | 325 km |
| ADAC Ecotest 2025 | EV3 58.3 kWh | ≈ 380 km (17.1 kWh/100 km) |
| ÖAMTC winter test 2025 | EV3 81.4 kWh | 350 km (24.2 kWh/100 km) |
| ADAC Ecotest 2022 | Niro EV 64.8 kWh | ≈ 413 km (17.9 kWh/100 km) |
| ADAC 2024 | EV9 GT-Line four-wheel drive | ≈ 500 km (22.2 kWh/100 km) |
| Green NCAP 2025 | EV9 GT-Line four-wheel drive | ≈ 436 km in mild weather, ≈ 289 km in cold winter weather |
Sources (as of 3 November 2026): ADAC: Kia EV2 test · ADAC: Kia EV3 58.3 kWh · ÖAMTC winter test 2025: Kia EV3 · ADAC: Kia Niro EV · ADAC: Kia EV9 GT-Line · Green NCAP: Kia EV9
Kia charging times
The times are the figures in Kia Türkiye's technical sheets; for the EV2, Kia does not state the maximum DC power, and the time is for a 150 kW station. The 800-volt architecture is found only on the EV6 and EV9; these two models charge noticeably faster at high-power stations. At a 50 kW station, on the other hand, the EV3 Long Range charges from 10% to 80% in 79 minutes.
| Model | Max DC power | DC 10% → 80% | AC 11 kW, 10% → 100% |
|---|---|---|---|
| EV2 42.2 / 61.0 kWh | — | 29 / 30 min | 4 h 5 min / 5 h 35 min |
| EV3 58.3 / 81.4 kWh | 101 / 128 kW | 29 / 31 min | 5 h 20 min / 7 h 15 min |
| Niro EV | 73 kW | 45 min | 6 h 20 min |
| EV6 (800 V) | 195 kW | 18 min | 5 h 50 min |
| EV9 (800 V) | 210 kW | 24 min | 9 h 5 min |
Heat pump, V2L and warranty
- Heat pump: standard on all EV3 versions and on the Niro EV, EV6 and EV9.
- V2L: interior and exterior V2L is standard on the EV9; on the EV3 it is available only on the GT-Line version.
- Battery warranty: 5 years or 150,000 km (whichever comes first) according to Kia Türkiye. At many brands, such as Hyundai, BYD, Renault and Volvo, it is 8 years.
- Vehicle warranty: a 2-year or 60,000 km statutory warranty, plus the Kia Special Warranty Repair Guarantee (Kia Özel Garanti Onarım Güvencesi) for a total of 5 years or 150,000 km from delivery.
Sources (as of 3 November 2026): Kia Türkiye warranty
Frequently asked questions
- How far does the Kia EV3 go?
- According to Kia Türkiye, the 58.3 kWh versions go 431–435 km and the 81.4 kWh Long Range versions 584–604 km WLTP. In ÖAMTC's winter test, the Long Range went 350 km.
- What is the Kia EV2's range?
- 312–316 km WLTP for the 42.2 kWh Cool and Elegance Standard Range, and 440 km for the 61 kWh Elegance Long Range. In ADAC's test, the 42.2 kWh version went about 245 km.
- How far does the Kia EV9 go?
- 563 km WLTP for the rear-wheel-drive Prestige and 505 km for the four-wheel-drive GT-Line. The GT-Line went about 500 km in ADAC's test and about 289 km in Green NCAP's cold winter calculation.
- How long is the battery warranty on Kia electric cars?
- In Türkiye, Kia's battery capacity warranty is 5 years or 150,000 km (whichever comes first).