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Kia Releases 2026 EV9 Pricing
The 2026 Kia EV9 will come in 6-passenger and 7-passenger seating configurations as a no-cost option.
June 3, 2025
The all-electric 2026 Kia EV9 three-row EV SUV.
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Kia America has announced pricing for the all-electric 2026 Kia EV9 three-row EV SUV.
The EV9 sees the addition of the Nightfall Edition package on the Land AWD trim, which features exclusive 20-inch gloss black wheels, black badging, gloss black trim, and exterior details. It is offered in 6-passenger and 7-passenger seating configurations as a no-cost option.
Pricing - MSRP (excludes $1,495 destination) | |
EV9 Light SR | $54,900 |
EV9 Light LR | $57,900 |
EV9 Wind | $63,900 |
EV9 Land | $68,900 |
EV9 GT-Line | $71,900 |
Updates for model year 2026:
Options
Nightfall Edition on Land offers design and performance enhancements
Nightfall Edition on Land offered with both 6-passenger and 7-passenger seating configurations
Increased All-Electric Range on select trims: Light Long Range (Kia-est. 305 miles); Wind & Land (Kia-est. 283 miles); GT-Line (Kia-est. 280 miles)
All AWD trims: Terrain Mode (Snow/Mud/Sand) replaces 4WD
Colors (Exterior & Interior)
For GT-Line, two two-tone exterior colors have been added: Glacial White Pearl with Ebony Black roof and Wolf Gray with Ebony Black roof.
For Nightfall Edition: New Roadrider Brown exclusive exterior color
For Nightfall Edition: Exclusive interior seat stitching pattern and design elements
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