The EV2 is expected to be offered with a choice of two battery options (European spec) and features such as OTA updates and a suite of ADAS.
Built on Kia’s 400V E-GMP architecture, the EV2 prototype's fast charging capabilities allowed it to go from 10-80% in 36 minutes despite the conditions.
The EV2 offers two battery options, 42.2kWh standard-range and a 61kWh long-range, both of which feature a 400V architecture and DC fast charging.
The exhibition was split into two main zones, one showcasing the Concept EV2, and the other the PV5 and PV5 WKNDR Concept, to combine both urban and nature.
Kia plans to introduce new models such as PBVs and pickup trucks, as well as strengthen its EV leadership through the launch of volume models.
The EV4 comes in two variants (saloon and hatchback) and offers two battery options for each variant, while the Concept EV2 is a B-segment electric SUV.