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This article was published on March 15, 2021It’s Monday, so you know what that means! It’s time for another legacy automaker to unveil how they’re going to pivot to a world where every car is powered by electricity. Yay!This week, it’s the turn of South Korean wallet-friendly carmaker Kia.Last week, Kia playfully teased us with some shots of its upcoming electric vehicle, the .Subscribe now for a weekly recap of our favorite mobility storiesTake a look:Kia sees the EV6 as its first dedicated EV, given that it’s built on the E-GMP platform, which is only meant for electric vehicles. Of course, it currently sells the Niro EV, but that is built on a platform shared with gasoline variants.Being built on the E-GMP platform means that the EV6 should have a number of similarities with the Ioniq 5, which looks like one of .In rather wanky-arthouse-PR speak, Kia says the design of the EV6 is supported on five pillars: bold for nature, joy for reason, power to progress, technology for life, and tension for serenity.I’m not sure what any of that actually means, but it’s helped Kia produce the most okay-est looking EV of the year.Like most Kia‘s, the EV6 looks just fine. It’s inoffensive, from certain angles it looks kinda like nicer cars, and it’s unlikely to upset your grandmother. It’s kind of like mushroom soup, perfectly nice and wholesome, but a bit samey if you have it every day.But as with any Kia, the upsides will likely be its affordability, how much equipment will come as standard, and the fact that no one will hate you for buying one.Kia is expected to tell us more about EV6 at an online event this month.Get the most important mobility news in your inbox each week.

This article was published on March 15, 2021It’s Monday, so you know what that means! It’s time for another legacy automaker to unveil how they’re going to pivot to a world where every car is powered by electricity. Yay!This week, it’s the turn of South Korean wallet-friendly carmaker Kia.Last week, Kia playfully teased us with some shots of its upcoming electric vehicle, the .Subscribe now for a weekly recap of our favorite mobility storiesTake a look:Kia sees the EV6 as its first dedicated EV, given that it’s built on the E-GMP platform, which is only meant for electric vehicles. Of...

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