Kia sees an opening to dominate the full-size electric SUV segment with its big, boxy EV9

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Kia EV9
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Kia is ready to pull the wraps on its next big electric vehicle (emphasis on big): the EV9 three-row SUV. The EV9 will have a proper North American debut at the New York International Auto Show next week, but before it does, the automaker is rolling out a list of key specifications to whet our appetite.

Kia revealed the production version of the EV9 earlier this month in South Korea, but in doing so, it left out a lot of crucial details. We’ve seen the interior with its swiveling second-row seats as well as the very Soul-like exterior design. Today, the company is filling in some of the gaps as well as outlining its strategy to dominate the full-size electric SUV segment, which it claims is totally up for grabs.

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source https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/28/23659267/kia-ev9-full-size-suv-pics-specs-battery-range-lidar-adas

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