Kia have been constantly at the forefront of the EV revolution for several years now (along with its sister company Hyundai). The EV6 was initially announced in March 2021 as a 2022 model and shared the architecture with the Hyundai IONIQ5, but with completely different spec/options. I’ve lusted after this car since I set eyes on it… but would it, could it live up to my expectations? Let’s find out…
In Part 1 we went into many of the Lies, Myths And Actual Truth’s about EV’s and their batteries – most of it was just Misinformation – deliberate or otherwise. The article got so long, we had to break it up into two separate articles. In Part 2, we’ll tackle the misinformation regarding EV costs and we’ll tack the negative aspects of EV’s – all is not perfect in the world of electric vehicles, that’s for sure. (Part 1 )
The people most vocal against EV’s are the ones that have never driven one – and they have no intention of ever driving one. They are the ones yelling all over social media – spreading lies, myths and misinformation for something they have absolutely no experience with. Unfortunately they are the ones that everyone parrots as fact whenever they, in-turn bash EV’s. Hopefully I can help you wade through the muck and get to the actual truth. Are they perfect? No vehicle is perfect. But they are damn good!
It’s a common misconception that electric cars performed poorly in cold weather – quite the contrary, they excel
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