The 2027 Kia EV6 electric SUV starts at $37,900 MSRP, excluding a $1,545 destination fee, with no price increase from the previous model year. This pricing consistency makes the EV6 an appealing option for buyers seeking a fully electric vehicle with advanced technology and US assembly.
Maintaining the same MSRP across all seven trims, Kia continues to emphasize value for consumers as it expands its electric vehicle lineup with the introduction of the new EV3 SUV. The EV6, built in West Point, Georgia, offers practical all-electric range and fast-charging capabilities, along with a suite of driver assist technologies.
What it costs
The base price for the 2027 EV6 remains at $37,900, excluding a destination charge of $1,545. This price applies to all seven trims, which have not changed from the previous year. Buyers should expect additional costs such as taxes, title, license fees, and optional features, which vary by retailer.
What it means for you
For shoppers interested in an electric SUV assembled in the US, the EV6 offers a strong combination of range, technology, and affordability. The unchanged pricing means buyers can access the latest model without facing higher costs, while Kia’s growing EV lineup provides more options for those ready to switch to electric.
What’s next
The 2027 EV6 is now available through Kia’s nearly 800 US dealers. Prospective buyers can explore detailed vehicle specifications and fuel economy information on Kia’s official media site to make informed decisions.
