The Kia EV6 and Nissan Ariya are both family-sized electric SUVs. The EV6's interior layout and design are not as daring as its exterior. Its configuration and features are more attractive and futuristic than any other current Kia model, and succeeds in mixing high-tech content with practical elements. It has features such as a two-tone two-spoke steering wheel, a prominent start button, and gold accents. Nissan Ariya's design is handsome. It features a large grill, a contrasting roof, and 20-inch wheels with wheel arch extensions. The cabin is vast and has a simple dashboard with displays arranged in a single screen assembly. A touch-sensitive control panel and a sliding center console can also be found inside. In the Kia EV6, rear or all-wheel drive can be configured. All-wheel drive models have a larger battery pack and 320-576 total horsepower, the base rear drive model has a smaller battery and 167 horsepower. The EV6's performance includes a 10-80 charging speed of 18 minutes. The Nissan Ariya has 63 kWh or 87 kWh battery pack choices. With the 63 kWh battery pack producing 214 horsepower and the 87 kWh option delivering 239 horsepower. All can accept a rapid DC charge at speeds of up to 130 kW. Kia is faster with 0-60 in 6.9 seconds and the all-wheel drive version is even faster at 5 seconds. The EV6 is the winner in this area. The EV6's "light" model starts at $40,900 and the "wind" $47,000, while the Nissan Ariya starts at $47,125. In performance and pricing, the Kia EV6 edged out the Nissan Ariya.
