Overview
- Kia positions the EV2 as an entry-level B-segment model with two batteries: 42.2 kWh (WLTP up to 317 km) and 61.0 kWh (WLTP up to 448 km).
- The EV2 uses a 400V E-GMP setup with a single front motor, supports DC fast charging from 10–80% in about 29–30 minutes, and offers 11 kW or 22 kW AC charging.
- Bidirectional capabilities include vehicle-to-load and vehicle-to-grid, alongside features such as EV route planning, plug-and-charge, and remote smart parking.
- Packaging emphasizes space and practicality with 4- or 5-seat layouts, sliding and reclining rear seats, up to 403 liters of cargo capacity, and a triple-screen cabin with a 12.3-inch infotainment display.
- Final pricing and market availability are unannounced; reporting suggests a starting price around €30,000 for Europe, and Kia has not confirmed US plans.