Want a sinfully quick electric car that won’t break the bank? The 2023 Kia EV6 GT is what you want!
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- The 2023 #KiaEv6GT is finally here and its a seriously quick EV for any price. The #Kia #EV6 has only been around for less than a year, but the high-performance #EV6GT turns the wick up with an extra 256 HP over the regular GT-Line. We never thought we'd see the day that you can buy a nearly 600 HP Kia!
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60K will break my bank
$61k and manual seats… didn’t see that one coming. 😮
Brother that’s bucket seats all the electric staff is extra weight)
@@Sandro991 yes, that’s correct.. bucket seats with manual maneuvers meaning non electric. 👍
66k not practical for regular people like me 😅
I don't care how much gas I save if the car payment is $1,100 a month
I just did the math at 70000 at 62 months $1000 probably more
$60,000 a screaming deal for an ⚡ 🚗 woohoo... No freaking way! Give it a rest
61 grand a screaming deal LOOOOOOOOOOL
$61,000. Not really practical for us common folk.
Not just common people. If I’m paying $61k for a car it’s going to look like a $61k car and not an electric version of an economy car.
Just three more DoorDash deliveries and I’ll have enough for a tire! 🤣🤣🤣
Well baby a few more years before retirement , I be able to afford the log nuts on one tire..so you get the tired , Ill have extra log nuts ready for you🤣🤣🤣
Nope. I'm in the middle class so for me this would definitely break the bank.
Good luck finding one! And it'll never be offered at sticker. Get ready for the $20K markup.
206 miles of range is not enough for 60k.
My thoughts exactly, any electric vehicle if I were to buy one would need to get a minimum of 300 miles even then it's questionable. Give me 400 miles of range and I'm probably in
They compromise on the range to fulfill the high performance.
61,000? Bet they actually sell for much higher. Added markups everywhere you look on ev’s.
Probably $75k to start with but if they don't sell quick enough they'll definitely sell them at MSRP.
I think your definition and my definition of a deal are two different things.
👏👏👏SOFYAN, GREAT JOB ON PRODUCING THIS IN THE AMOUNT OF TIME .....
Only 206 miles of range for over 60k??
61k lol
$60K wont break the bank? 😂 I wish I was that rich
imagine paying an arm and a leg for a kia.
Not in this guys lifetime!!
And only gets 200 miles of range which realistically is like 170 😂
Man that weight is massive, battery packs adds a substantial amount of weight
True indeed. And what's even more crazy is how fast it still is. Car technology is booming!
Sofyan the shorty killing these shorts!
No federal credit and real work range is about 210
Looks cool.
Would you trade your Mach-E GT PE for it. I have the same vehicle and I'm on the fence. I put a deposit on a EV6 GT (same color)... so before it comes in would you trade your Mach-e for the EV6 GT? Thanks for the reply.
206 Miles is a bummer!
206 miles of range which maybe 160. For a $70.000 Kia is like electing trunmp president in November totally nuts
It's actually 576bhp which translates to 585hp.
Wait... manual seats?
The back looks like a cerrato I wish I have that power in my stinger gt at least it looks better
What deal ? The thing don’t even have power seats and 206 miles of range … you have to bunkers to pick that over the model Y. It’s not in the Taycan neighborhood …that’s Tesla y performance price
i was superrr interested until i saw the range, M3P gives u a faster 0-60 and almost 100 MORE MILES of range and also cheaper..
Being fast 0-100 isn’t enough to “kill a Porsche”. Also, if you want a “fast EV that doesn’t break the bank”, get a Tesla Model 3 performance. It’s faster and cheaper. And this is an advertisement
60K for manual seats????
Model Y performance is at $70k but starting January there will be a near $4k credit bringing it down to $66k, or $5k less than the GT.
How is $66k, $5k less than a $63k vehicle?! 🤨
@@theredline Didn't you price the EV6 GT at $61k?
@@zteburner5882 Yes, it starts at $61,400 plus destination. Which is far cheaper than a Model Y Performance.
@@theredline Yes, there is about $9k gap... Reduced by $4k when federal tax credits roll in January 2023. Personally, I prefer the GT, but can't be the charging infrastructure of the Tesla.
Nice
216 miles of range this is the problem
61k and no powered seats wtf
With such power you drive behind a truck to save the battery. I prefer my old audi.
Kia got heavier so as Sofian...
I would rather buy fully loaded Lexus SUV for this money
Breaks the bank, has 206 miles of range, and doesn't really have all that many features for the price point. This one might be a miss
Barney voice, lol.
Not compatible to poroshe
No power seats?
No power seats, its probably because these seats come from the Elantra N and Veloster N and they don't have power either.
Kia over Porsche Never Ever would I.
that’s luxury car prices for a KIA with manual seats. Get a grip
You’re on drugs if you think a $61k Kia is a deal.
$61 k for a Kia ???
Hahahahahahhh
$$$?????
Porscha???
Lmfao 60 k
This is literally a performance EV with close to 600hpr. All the people complaining about how it isn't affordable for everyone, obviously weren't paying attention to the video.
Nearly every EV is a performance car. That's one of the great things about this tech. You're missing the point that most of them are insanely overpriced. The tech is just too expensive for now.
@@eterniD EVs, in general, have high power ratings from the motors used, especially in AWD layout. But that does not mean that it is a performance EV, this EV6 GT has specific tuning for you to be able to take it around a track with no problem.
61k is kind of a deal when you consider you are not paying for gas. I know people that routinely spend 50k on gasoline cars and 10k on gas and then say 60k is too much for a ev.
10k on gas!?!? 🤣🤣🤣
@@theMLBfan In California yes people absolutely spend 10k a year on gas. Hell at one point before I got a small ev as a second car. I was spending up to 50 a day on gas. Which comes out to over 12k a year in gas. I don't know why you are surprised. In Cali they offer rebates and incentives on evs and the gas is rather high. Many people buy evs simply because they are cheaper overall, even though you are paying more up front.
that's wild
Tesla!!💯