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NEW Kia EV5 revealed! – the BEST electric SUV? | What Car?

The brand-new Kia EV5 has actually been revealed, with a large interior, good variety and competitive pricing. Will it destroy all its rivals like the Kia EV3? Enjoy to learn everything you need to understand.

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31 responses to “NEW Kia EV5 revealed! – the BEST electric SUV? | What Car?”

  1. @joe80ss Avatar
    @joe80ss

    Kia has so many options, the company is on 🔥 at the moment.

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  2. @androo4519 Avatar
    @androo4519

    Australian reviewers haven’t been as impressed with this as they are with the EV3. It will be interesting to see your proper road test to see how it feels on UK roads.

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    1. @uludak8468 Avatar
      @uludak8468

      AU version is made in china and is powered by BYd batteries. EU version is made in Korea and powered by LG or SK batteries. similar range, but EU version should be lighter (smaler battery) and has more cargo space

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  3. @dannyseville2543 Avatar
    @dannyseville2543

    No physical button for climate control? What are them temp buttons under the screens?

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    1. @cal_lywal Avatar
      @cal_lywal

      Yep, they’re definitely climate control buttons for temperature and fan speed – but I don’t think there are physical controls for things like heated rear screen etc.

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  4. @squrler Avatar
    @squrler

    I quite like it. Slightly frustrating the fast charging is not faster… immediately makes me want to wait for a refresh

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    1. @andders2477 Avatar
      @andders2477

      and the towing weight is also much to low at 1200 kg, two things that are a showstopper for me.

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    2. @Metyletylhexanoat Avatar
      @Metyletylhexanoat

      Poor range, and poor charging speed just makes this car not worth it at all. They can’t make a car this bland. I really hope the next version will have 100 kWh battery and 800V. Then it will be competitive.

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    3. @aidamtabirao2811 Avatar
      @aidamtabirao2811

      @@MetyletylhexanoatI think a long range version will come out with a larger battery

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  5. @urbanstrencan Avatar
    @urbanstrencan

    Bigger EV3, KIA has another big sales success on their hands , looks good, Hyundai Group is doing just amazing job with their brands for the past few years. And their EV platform is for me one of the best in the game.
    Great video can’t wait to see first drive

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  6. @del4189 Avatar
    @del4189

    Not Doug’s hand or nail varnish 🤣

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    1. @nickgiles7568 Avatar
      @nickgiles7568

      We hope!

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  7. @Mancozeb100 Avatar
    @Mancozeb100

    Does “What Car?” ask Hyundai/Kia about the ICCU failures on all of the E-GMP platform cars ? They are well overdue sorting this problem out. One that could leave people stranded without warning. Just came across a new Inster stopped in the middle of a busy road last night. Probably good that it was a local Hyundai agent driving it, rather than a young mum with kids in the back.

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    1. @andrewlarner6190 Avatar
      @andrewlarner6190

      Or someone with disabled wife and wheelchair 300 miles from home as in my case

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    2. @ymirfritz9989 Avatar
      @ymirfritz9989

      no car channel ever talks about (dangerous) faults in their cars. they’ve been promoting Ford 1L and Stellantis 1.2L wetbelt engines that are prone to belt degradation and subsequent explosion for years. if they made consumers aware they wouldn’t be able to sell cars through their website and they wouldn’t get cars to review.

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    3. @Mancozeb100 Avatar
      @Mancozeb100

      @@andrewlarner6190Oh no … sorry to hear that. Makes this lack of attending to the issue, even more unforgivable.

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    4. @enforcer41 Avatar
      @enforcer41

      There’s been no reported iccu failures in the Australian EV5’s. Mines 9 months and 12000k’s old no issues.

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    5. @Mancozeb100 Avatar
      @Mancozeb100

      @@enforcer41It’s weird how that goes – the Australian ones are built in China, so, wonder if the Chinese components are better than the Korean and European versions. There’s one for the books !!

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  8. @cal_lywal Avatar
    @cal_lywal

    The flatness of those rear seats is pretty impressive tbh. Not sure how we’ve become so accepting of seats that don’t quite fold flat – that flatness is like something from a 2000s MPV. Nice.

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  9. @alfamonk Avatar
    @alfamonk

    personally don’t like the front-end design – they’re getting more and more fussy + extreme with the lighting signature. Keep it simple

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  10. @aye3678 Avatar
    @aye3678

    7:22 “not Doug’s hand” 🤣 That cracked me up

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  11. @aye3678 Avatar
    @aye3678

    I think this is the best looking Kia EV imo.

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  12. @enforcer41 Avatar
    @enforcer41

    I’ve got the awd Earth trim in Australia. It has a 88kwh battery and my long term average is 18.9 kwh/ 100. I live rurally and do quite a bit of running at 100k+.
    Will Do 400 on hwy and 500 around town.
    It’s really a nice car to drive and easy to live with and im fortunate that most of my charging is from excess solar.

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  13. @teddysdadcory Avatar
    @teddysdadcory

    Thank gods they took out that weird center seat and replaced it with a normal center console

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  14. @MyFuzzyAfterlife Avatar
    @MyFuzzyAfterlife

    Will the ICCU fail faster, or slower, than the EV3 and EV6, is the real question

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  15. @matijatehovnik5910 Avatar
    @matijatehovnik5910

    7:13 … no separate physical controls for climate… WHAT???
    Literally there on the screen while speaking 😀

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  16. @wanderingfool6312 Avatar
    @wanderingfool6312

    Did I see physical temperature controls on the dash?

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  17. @newhappiness4410 Avatar
    @newhappiness4410

    Whatever your taste on this car you can’t deny its value top spec around £45k 7 year warranty n can carry a decent amount.

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  18. @Jampilipa Avatar
    @Jampilipa

    3:30 never seen such cheap plastics back there! Is it recycled or something?

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  19. @beautyofnature4890 Avatar
    @beautyofnature4890

    Love the design

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  20. @kdziolak Avatar
    @kdziolak

    7:14 … am I like hallucinating the temp toggles in the very place I would expect to find them ?

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