Is the Kia EV4 GT the affordable electric sports car we’ve been waiting for? Kia’s first global electric sedan ...

Now, Kia has pulled the cover off the production exterior of its next EV, the EV4 compact sedan. Related: Here Are the 11 Cheapest Electric Vehicles You Can Buy Kia first showed off the EV4 in ...

Kia will show off three new electric models on February 27, including a production version of the EV4 sedan that was shown in concept form in 2023. Kia also teased a tiny EV2 hatchback ...

The Group’s decision ... Per Kia, the EV4 sedan will be built at its new EVO Plant in Korea, and the hatchback version will be built in Slovakia for targeted sales in Europe only. Sedan ...

Kia revealed the production version of the EV4. It's smaller than the EV6 and it comes in both hatchback and sedan flavors. The battery-powered models will be fully revealed on February 27.

Kia, however, has a history of completely changing the interior of its concept cars when they reach production — and if we had to bet, we’d wager that the interior of the EV4 will look a ...

Kia has big plans ... new entries will be the EV4, shown in concept form last October. What we saw was a small to midsize fastback sedan, and based on spy shots, the production model will be ...

In August, our carparazzi team snapped the 2025 Kia EV4 for the first time, with the big novelty being the hatchback variant. Four months later, the Korean carmaker fitted the production lights ...

The U.S. version is expected to enter production in Korea sometime late this year and reach ... The price of the 2026 Kia EV4 is expected to start around $39,000 and go up to $52,000 ...

That set of bones is hove under numerous EVs from Kia already in production, packing outputs from fewer than 200 horsepower; to nearly 650 ponies in the EV6 GT. Expect the EV4, or at least base ...

Kia will kickstart EV4 production in March, fulfilling local Korean market orders first. There isn't any firm word on exact pricing or exactly when the cars will start arriving at U.S. dealerships.

The oddly-shaped steering wheel likely won't see production, but the prototype's dual-screen setup bears a strong resemblance to what's in Kia's current crop of EVs. What about the EV4’s ...