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New Kia Soul EV review – most underrated electric car? | What Car?

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19 responses to “New Kia Soul EV review – most underrated electric car? | What Car?”

  1. "The calling" Otis Avatar
    “The calling” Otis

    I am driving it in a daily basis as a food delivery car, I have to say I pretty like it. One of the things that lets me down is the huge turning circle which doesn’t help in maneuvers

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  2. GE TA Avatar
    GE TA

    I wish Kia would do a self charging hybrid version of the Soul.

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  3. The Spectrum Guy Avatar
    The Spectrum Guy

    At minute 6:55 the Niro was checking to see if all ok lol😂

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  4. David Knollman Avatar
    David Knollman

    We have the 27kw model and it is stunning to drive. Easily gets 4.5 miles per kWh and is super quiet and comfortable. So under rated.

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  5. Blake Clark Avatar
    Blake Clark

    The Niro is cheaper and the mg4 is 12k cheaper lol

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  6. mike king Avatar
    mike king

    dashboard looks dated already it now 2023

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  7. Patrick H Avatar
    Patrick H

    Well the 1st Soul EV was the 1st EV I drove and I knew an EV was to be my next car… then a 1 year old Soul EV at a Kia dealer was between £15 and £16K with around 8000 miles on…. When the second version came out the first edition was £33K so I can’t help thinking the urban as adopted that price and the explore has the 39K pricing 🤔(explore being similar kevala to first edition)

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  8. David H Avatar
    David H

    I bought the top spec 200hp version for my partner a couple of years ago, and she loves it.
    It’s a great drive….and quite entertaining too in sport mode.
    Something to bear in mind not mentioned in the review is that all EVs suffer from diminished range in cold weather, which is something worth considering regarding the Urban model with its smaller battery.
    If finances allow, I’d recommend the Explore because that extra £6k buys you a really well rounded car that does nothing badly and a lot of things very well indeed..!!.

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  9. Martin Veile Nørgaard Sønderby Avatar
    Martin Veile Nørgaard Sønderby

    If it had 10-80% in around 15-20 min i would buy it. But 45 min is to long.

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  10. Richard Shiggins Avatar
    Richard Shiggins

    Always liked this car though I would opt for the 64kWH model .

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  11. Mark silva Avatar
    Mark silva

    When will you guys test the MG HS with petrol engine? It was the most sold car in January!

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  12. protagonist Avatar
    protagonist

    BYD Dolphin with fire proof Blade battery, V2L and large rotation screen for £26,000 is far better

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  13. Brian Allan Avatar
    Brian Allan

    Very informative review. No histrionics like one of the competing reviewers.

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  14. The Vintage Appliance Emporium Avatar
    The Vintage Appliance Emporium

    “It’s perfect for cities” – Really? If you live in a flat or a terraced house like 90% of city dwellers do, where the hell do you charge the thing??

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  15. Andrew Daley Avatar
    Andrew Daley

    Be great if What Car could do a story on the risk of battery fires – there’s a lot of hype around that at the moment. Also, what are the risks around buying Chinese cars, given that they are aiding and abetting Ruzzia in Ukraine. The Chinese have pretty well-priced cars but can’t help thinking that we’d be helping clean the air but also helping kill Ukrainians and Taiwanese [that war will be in the future.]

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  16. The Zanzibarbarian Avatar
    The Zanzibarbarian

    For some odd reason, this Kia reminds me of a Mini 8-\…

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  17. Paul Horscroft Avatar
    Paul Horscroft

    It will be even more stunning when goes up in a ball of flames

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  18. A Z Avatar
    A Z

    Really like the front end of this car. Looks great. However, I can’t say the same about the rear design. Too odd for my liking.

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  19. bartholomew simpson Avatar
    bartholomew simpson

    I do admire this guy a lot but could anybody please let him know that those tights are 2017 ? )))

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