Electric vehicles are slowly becoming the preferred model because not only can they let you save costs in fuel, but it is also environmentally friendly. Automakers are already adding more EV models under their belt, and Kia is among those who plan on releasing another model soon.
Reserve Yours Now
Reserving a vehicle that is yet to be released is not a new practice. Even Tesla is still doing it now. If you want to get your hands on Kia's all-electric 2024 EV9 SUV as soon as you can, then you'll be happy to know that the company is already taking reservations.
Interested buyers won't even have to wait long since the vehicle is set to arrive in this year's fourth quarter. Of course, prospective buyers will have to pay a reservation fee of $750. Not to worry, it will be added to the purchase price.
With Kia's flagship model having a better infotainment system and software compared to its other models, it's expected that the vehicle will have a heavy price tag. On the contrary, it's actually cheaper than similar cars in the market.
According to Tech Crunch, the 2024 EV9 SUV starts at $54,900. Compared to other all-electric SUVs, the Rivian R1S costs $78,000, which is significantly higher in price. The Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV is slightly more expensive at $79,050.
The destination fee for the Kia EV SUV is at $1,495. Once the purchase or lease is finalized, the company will provide a gift package that includes a 3-year prepaid Kia Maintenance Plan, a 1-year subscription to Digital Features and Services, and a portable charger.
To make a reservation, you will need to first select your preferred EV9 trim and color. You can find a participating dealer that's nearest to you, submit the refundable reservation fee, and the dealer will contact you to confirm your information. You can also add optional packages in the process.
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What Are Your Choices?
Light RWD ($54,900)
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Not available for reservation
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Estimated range of 230 miles with 76.1 kWh battery
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Can seat up to seven passengers and has a 2nd-row bench
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215 Horsepower and 258 lbs-ft of torque Rear Electric Drive Motor
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19-inch Alloy Wheels
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Smart Power Liftgate
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Smartphone Digital Key
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Collision Avoidance and Advanced Driver Assistance features
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Auto Emergency Brakes
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Heated and Ventilated front seats
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29.6-inch Panoramic Display with Navigation
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On-Board Power Generator
Light Long Range RWD ($59,200)
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Light RWD Features
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Estimated range of 304 miles with 99.8 kWh battery
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Can seat up to six passengers with 2nd-row Captain's Chairs
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201 Horsepower and 258 lbs-ft. of torque Rear Electric Drive Motor
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Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror
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Homelink Garage Opener
Wind AWD ($63,900)
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Light Long Range RWD features
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Estimated range of 280 miles
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Can seat up to seven passengers and has a 2nd-row bench
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379 Horsepower and 443 lbs-ft. of torque with Dual Motor e-AWD
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Roof Rails
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Dual Sunroofs
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Heat Pump to help preserve range
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Heated Steering Wheel
Land AWD ($69,900)
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All Wind AWD features
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Estimated range of 280 miles
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Upgraded LED Headlights with Digital Pattern Lighting Grille
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20-inch Alloy Wheels on wide 275/50 series tires
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Can seat up to six passengers with 2nd-row Captain's Chairs
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Mutli-color ambient mood lighting
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Meridian Premium Audio System with 14 speakers
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Upgraded Memory Driver's Seat with Relaxation Mode and Power Leg Rest
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Blind-Spot View Monitor
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Surround View Monitor
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Full Display Monitor
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Reverse Parking Collision-Avoidance Assistance
GT-Line AWD ($73,900)
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All Land AWD Features
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Estimated range of 270 miles
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Increased 516 lbs-ft. of torque
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Self-Leveling Rear Suspension with up to 5,000 lbs of towing capacity
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GT-Line exclusive design
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21-inch Black and Dark Silver wheels on wide 285/45 series tires
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12-inch Head-Up Display
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Remote Smart Parking Assist
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Front and Side Parking Collision Avoidance-Assistance
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