The 2025 Kia EV6 Update NO ONE Was Ready For

The 2025 Kia EV6 didn’t just get an update—it got a total glow-up. America's most underrated electric car is finally built in Georgia, rocks the NACS charging port, and hits an impressive 319 miles of range on the RWD long-range trim. Is this the real Model Y killer we’ve been waiting for?

In this in-depth review, we cover everything that changed for the 2025 EV6 refresh. Kia addressed the biggest driver complaints by boosting the battery to a massive 84 kWh pack, overhauling the exterior design (those new headlights and that "Tiger Nose" are sharp!), and finally installing automatic pop-out door handles on all trims.

But the real game-changers are the tech upgrades: the new EV6 gets easy access to the Tesla Supercharger network thanks to the native NACS plug, and its advanced 800-volt architecture still allows it to charge from 10% to 80% in under 18 minutes. That’s double the speed of many direct competitors!

We take the refreshed EV6 GT-Line AWD for a spin, discussing how the improved suspension, quieter cabin (thanks to new Continental tires), and seamless wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto integration change the daily driving experience. Plus, we break down the new pricing structure and whether the made-in-America EV6 is now the superior choice over the Tesla Model Y or the Hyundai Ioniq 5.

What You'll Learn in this Video:

New range and battery specs (up to 319 miles and 84 kWh).

The shift to NACS (Tesla) charging and Supercharger access.

New exterior design changes and upgraded interior tech.

How the made-in-USA status affects the car's appeal.

A head-to-head comparison: EV6 vs. Model Y vs. Ioniq 5.

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