"The EV3 could be a welcome addition for Americans shopping for a smaller electric SUV. Compact ones that won't break the bank are a relative scarcity in the US, especially after Volvo killed the EX30."
"Kia's SUV will be available in standard-range (58.3 kWh) and long-range (81.4 kWh) options. The former has an advertised range of 220 miles, while the larger one ups that to 320 miles."
"The vehicle includes a native NACS charging port on the front passenger side. Meanwhile, Kia's Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) feature, which can provide power to your home during peak usage hours, will be available as a premium option."
Kia's EV3 subcompact electric SUV is set to make its US debut later this year after its overseas launch. The automaker announced that the 2027 edition will be available, with a target starting price of $35,000. The EV3 offers standard-range and long-range options, with ranges of 220 miles and 320 miles, respectively. It features a 400-volt architecture and includes a native NACS charging port. The Vehicle-to-Home feature will be available as a premium option, enhancing its utility for consumers.
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