Video Summary
The key points from the YouTube video review of the electric car:The Kia EV6 is rivaling the Tesla Model Y, VW ID4, and Mustang Mach-E.
This is a KIA-esque design with a tiger nose grill that is completely covered.
There is an active aero lower part that rises with air.
Headlights are full LED.
Daytime running lights are an optional feature with a light signature.
The front end looks sharp and sporty.
Mid-spec 20-inch wheels are shod in winter tires.
Has a Jaguar I-Pace inspiration.
Door mirrors have an unusual shape and detail.
The handles pop out when the vehicle is unlocked.
The rear tail light design is the most spectacular part of the car.
It is a ducktail spoiler with an aero roll.
Exterior has lights under the edge of the spoiler that only look cool.
Rear indicators have an interesting texture.
It has a front and smaller rear storage space.
The car is quite wide.
It has a front trunk that is smaller on AWD cars.
The handles are unusual.
It is important to mention, interior features a high seating position and a two-prong steering wheel.
Dashboard has a bold finish with interesting mood lighting.
Physical steering wheel buttons are a positive aspect; it avoids touch screen usage.
Climate control features rotary knobs for temperature and has the setting option for driver-only mode.
Some controls may be hit by accident.
The central console cubby is huge and deep, with a premium car-like feel to it.
The reviewer cannot find a great driving position in the car.
Back seats are covered in plastic.
It is 490 L, which makes it bigger than the Mustang Mach-E’s storage, and smaller than the Tesla Model Y’s and the VW ID4’s.
Poor rear visibility is a negative aspect, though there is an around-view camera.
It has the V2L Vehicle to Load feature.
This is an electric crossover that is thoroughly recommendable and packed with tech.
It reaches 100 kilometers/hr in approximately seven seconds.
The large battery pack model makes 225 horsepower.
Can access 240 kilowatt charging on larger pack models.
Kia is targeting a 300 mile range.
The range goes up to 412 kilometers or 256 miles at best.
