Kia EV6 Pricing: 2027 Model Year Stays Flat

Kia America has finalized the pricing for the 2027 EV6 electric crossover. The company kept the sticker prices identical to the 2026 model year. This decision applies to all seven available configurations in the lineup. The base model remains the Light trim with rear-wheel drive and standard range. It starts at $37,900. Buyers must add a $1,545 destination charge. This brings the base price to $39,445 before taxes and dealer fees.

The 2027 EV6 maintains the same seven trims introduced in the current lineup. These range from the base Light model to the top-tier GT-Line with all-wheel drive. Kia did not announce any changes to standard equipment for this model year. The 2026 update added a dual-voltage charging cable and Plug and Charge functionality. Those features remain standard for the 2027 vehicle.

Pricing for the other trims reflects the previous year's values. The Light Long Range RWD costs $41,200. The Light Long Range AWD is priced at $45,200. The Wind RWD trim sells for $44,800. The Wind AWD version is listed at $48,800. The GT-Line RWD is available for $48,700. The most expensive option is the GT-Line AWD. It carries a manufacturer suggested retail price of $53,000. With the destination charge included, that top trim reaches $54,545.

All variants of the EV6 are manufactured in West Point, Georgia. The primary difference between the models lies in battery size and powertrain configuration. The standard range Light uses a 63 kWh battery. It pairs with a rear motor producing 167 horsepower. The estimated driving range for this setup is 237 miles.

Buyers seeking greater distance can select the Long Range versions. These models utilize an 84 kWh battery pack. The rear-wheel drive Long Range configuration achieves up to 319 miles of range. The all-wheel drive Long Range variants produce 320 horsepower. Their estimated range drops slightly to 295 miles. The GT-Line AWD model offers a lower estimated range of 270 miles.

Charging speeds vary based on the battery capacity. The standard range battery accepts fast charging at up to 180 kW. The larger battery supports fast charging at up to 240 kW. Using a Level 2 home charger rated at 11 kW, the smaller battery takes approximately 5 hours and 40 minutes to recharge. The larger battery requires about 7 hours and 20 minutes for a full charge from empty.

The price hold occurs during a period of reduced sales for the vehicle. CarBuzz reported that EV6 sales fell by 43 percent through September 2026. This decline followed a drop in sales during 2025. The unchanged pricing strategy aims to maintain market accessibility. No new incentives or discounts were announced alongside the pricing release. The 2027 EV6 will begin arriving at dealerships in the coming months.

Kia did not introduce new colors or wheel options for the 2027 model year. The company confirmed that all mechanical components remain consistent with the 2026 specification. The decision to freeze prices affects the entire US market. Competitors in the electric crossover segment have adjusted their pricing for the 2027 model year. The EV6 stands out as one of the few vehicles in its class to hold steady.