"The EV3 will be available in standard and long-range configurations, offering 220 and 320 miles per charge, respectively. Models with the larger long-range battery will also have an option for all-wheel drive."
"The EV3 also includes Kia's i-Pedal 3.0, which allows drivers to control their speed using just the accelerator pedal. The i-Pedal can be activated or deactivated using shifters on the steering wheel."
"Additionally, the EV3 has a couple of features that let drivers use it to power other devices, with Vehicle to Load (V2L) and Vehicle to Home (V2H). V2L can be used to charge everything from a laptop to an e-bike."
Kia announced the EV3 compact electric SUV will be available in the US in late 2026. The EV3, already available in South Korea and Europe since 2024, features a slightly boxy design and an updated center console. It will offer standard and long-range configurations with ranges of 220 and 320 miles per charge. The vehicle includes fast charging capabilities, i-Pedal 3.0 for speed control, and dual displays. It also features Vehicle to Load and Vehicle to Home capabilities for powering devices and homes.
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