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43 responses to “NEW Kia EV6 review – better than ever? | What Car?”

  1. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    Doesn’t feel like 5 minutes ago that I was waiting to go to the launch of the EV6. Now its already old enough to have been updated! Lease deals on the old model, might be good very soon.

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  2. @xEnVii Avatar
    @xEnVii

    Fantastic Update, The Front is much better !

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    1. @the_pigs_have_rebelled Avatar
      @the_pigs_have_rebelled

      Disagree. Looks like a Prius with an unhealthy growth on each side.

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  3. @vp272 Avatar
    @vp272

    It’s crazy how quickly the market has grown over the past 2 years! This is still super competitive but calling it an SUV is a stretch! At best it’s a slightly raised hatchback/ “crossover”

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    1. @androo4519 Avatar
      @androo4519

      Yes. The EV9 is an SUV. This is a crossover.

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    2. @vp272 Avatar
      @vp272

      @@androo4519 the EV9 too me looks like an MPV when you see it in real life. The dimensions are very similar to the last generation VW sharan. It’s all to do with marketing and styling

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    3. @MrGonetopot Avatar
      @MrGonetopot

      looks like an estate car to me

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    4. @aldozilli1293 Avatar
      @aldozilli1293

      It’s a flipping hatchback, no idea why they insist on the SUV tag. Ioniq 5 is by no means an SUV either.

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    5. @gustavomercado1599 Avatar
      @gustavomercado1599

      ​@@aldozilli1293have you seem them in real life? They’re massive

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  4. @paulstaniford8622 Avatar
    @paulstaniford8622

    It’s a long car which is certainly noticeable when trying to park the car in the supermarket carparks. It’s a monster due to it’s length and usually sticks out of spaces.

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    1. @davidmorris587 Avatar
      @davidmorris587

      4.7 metres isn’t particularly long. It’s about the same size as a Skoda Octavia.

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    2. @SusieSmart Avatar
      @SusieSmart

      @@paulstaniford8622 it’s 1.1” longer than a Ford Focus estate. Does 1.1” really make that much of a difference in a car park?

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    3. @chasf3433 Avatar
      @chasf3433

      The issue with the Ev6 and most large EVs is more the width for UK roads and parking spaces

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    4. @stizzygrayson5541 Avatar
      @stizzygrayson5541

      In the US is a Compact

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    5. @davidmorris587 Avatar
      @davidmorris587

      I’ve done some research. The EV6 is almost exactly the same length as a Skoda Octavia, approx 10mm narrower, and slightly taller. So it is not excessively large and substantially smaller than the new Skoda Superb/Volkswagon Passat.

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  5. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    Sadly £45k new is still a large sum to find, despite the increased range.

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    1. @vladmihai306 Avatar
      @vladmihai306

      compared to 70k for some european rivals, this is a steal tbh

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    2. @mikadavies660 Avatar
      @mikadavies660

      @@vladmihai306
      They can be whatever they want to be…. But if you haven’t had a pay increase for years, the government is taxing you out of existence and insurance is up 200% in three years….. Then new cars can sit in the showroom… No matter their bargain price.

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    3. @andrewgage6942 Avatar
      @andrewgage6942

      ​@@mikadavies660cars, especially electric cars are for companies and for the wealthy, cars have always been expensive, I didn’t even earn £45k before tax, (I didn’t even pay that much for my house), I like the EV6, but I will never be able to afford one in my lifetime, and all the technology, all the more to go wrong, I suppose, because I’m old, I prefer proper clocks for display, radio, heaters with proper controls not an overcomplicated screen, basically a bigger mobile phone display yet it’s illegal to use a phone, doesn’t make sense

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  6. @davidfarrell1062 Avatar
    @davidfarrell1062

    Prices are bonkers. You can pick up loads of late 2023 GT Line for £30k on Autotrader. Might as well burn the money.

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    1. @drunkenhobo8020 Avatar
      @drunkenhobo8020

      Loads? I just had a look and the cheapest one is £31k.

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    2. @vgstb Avatar
      @vgstb

      There is only one reason to avoid the pre facelift model: the faulty ICCU that is quite common can be a pain in the behind.

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    3. @aldozilli1293 Avatar
      @aldozilli1293

      ​​@@vgstbyes it’s funny you never hear any journalists mention these issues. Same with Ioniq 5. He even says they have amazing reliability. Kia and Hyundai clearly pay off these journalists to be nice. I had a Model 3 then got an Ioniq 5 for’t wife and Ev6 GT for me. The Tesla is far behind in general quality and warranty. However I had no end of issues with the 12V going dead (ICCU issue?) in the Ioniq leaving us stranded several times. Also the app, interfaces are far better in the Tesla. I’m glad Kia have sorted the wireless car play, this is a small but important change. Tbf, the EV6 and Ioniq 5 are much more comfortable than the model 3, the seat designer is a genius.

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    4. @volcalstone Avatar
      @volcalstone

      ​@@aldozilli1293I got the EV6 GT earlier this year and no major issues yet, knock on wood. I took it in for that recall on the ICCU and luckily it was just a software update only. I slow charge my car overnight and haven’t really have to deal with any heating issues. I haven’t tried 11kW for a long period cause I’m too busy hitting that green button. 😅

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  7. @stevenham1937 Avatar
    @stevenham1937

    Big massive car that can only carry just over 400kg. People are generally taller and bigger these days yet we’re pushing forward with cars that carry nearly 100kg less than a Hyundai i10.

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    1. @vgstb Avatar
      @vgstb

      That’s an issue with all BEV’s from this generation.

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  8. @helmulu4016 Avatar
    @helmulu4016

    The range is now greater, not longer. 😇

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  9. @robsmith1a Avatar
    @robsmith1a

    I’d like something with similar styling but smaller (especially with regard to width). They always look stylish on the road.

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    1. @timscott3027 Avatar
      @timscott3027

      Most cars are too wide now.

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    2. @aldozilli1293 Avatar
      @aldozilli1293

      They’re not that wide and cameras especially overhead and side cameras make parking and maneouvering really easy.

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  10. @ianrob4760 Avatar
    @ianrob4760

    I really wanted the EV6 as my company car but could not make the money work, though delighted with my MG4 I just adore how this looks and you know Kia have nailed the battery down to a tee

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  11. @cabottaxi Avatar
    @cabottaxi

    Too big for the roads .
    Years ago everyone drove about in Ford Fiestas and spending £45000 on a car is just madness. 
    Wonder what the secondhand value of this is after a year?

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  12. @madmcadder4536 Avatar
    @madmcadder4536

    I’m sick to death of meeting the morons that buy these huge vehicles down narrow track roads. I know it’s a generalisation but most of the drivers are clueless. They don’t or can’t do reversing and in the example EV6 in the video does not have a decent back window but probably has a camera that gets covered in shyte that also can’t see. The UK is not designed for large vehicles be it SUV’s, modern tractors and other vehicles. Back in the 1980s the Ford Granada was considered a large car. Park it next to most modern cars today and it looks small. The UK is not USA we need to bring back smaller cars.

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    1. @FéargalO Avatar
      @FéargalO

      Looks like Kia forgot to add a rear wiper.

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  13. @FancyaBevMate Avatar
    @FancyaBevMate

    Currently own the 1st edition E niro and will only update it when the EV5 comes over (already on sale in China) to the UK. As a taxi driver we need vehicles in the medium to large SUV but not EV9 sized from the kia/hyundai group ASAP. Cheers

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  14. @AnthonyGale Avatar
    @AnthonyGale

    I love my EV6!

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  15. @Darx97 Avatar
    @Darx97

    Finally a car maker that goes away from shiny black plastic omg

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  16. @alanwayte432 Avatar
    @alanwayte432

    Physical climate controls how fantastic ❤

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  17. @menifo4334 Avatar
    @menifo4334

    KIAs’ designers tend to get over-enthusiastic with drawing lines to the point that they don’t know where and when to stop.

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  18. @mdex1 Avatar
    @mdex1

    Thinking of going EV next, I’ve been eying up an EV6 or a Genesis GV60 , the Koreans seem to be nailing electric cars at the moment 😊

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    1. Jacob Avatar
      Jacob

      You are a total moron.

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  19. @andrisromanovskis9363 Avatar
    @andrisromanovskis9363

    Doug is a great presenter. Glad to witness his growth.

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  20. @thezanzibarbarian5729 Avatar
    @thezanzibarbarian5729

    *Doug ReVOLTA* has the best surname in the world for doing EV car reviews! And he ain’t bad at doing the chatty bits either! 😁👍

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