Kia has finally announced pricing for the long-delayed EV3, which will start at $31,385 in the U.S. for the entry-level trim, including $1,495 in destination charges. That makes it Kia’s cheapest EV in the U.S. and among the most affordable EVs in America.
The EV3 has been on sale in Europe and other overseas markets for nearly two years. But the Trump administration’s tariffs and rollback of the federal EV tax credit derailed Kia’s original plans to bring the electric crossover to the U.S., since the EV3 is built in South Korea. Kia recently finalized plans to assemble the EV3 in Mexico, however, making its U.S. launch far more feasible.
Kia will offer the EV3 in five trims: Light, Wind, Land, GT-Line and GT. Prices range from $31,385 to $47,385, including destination.
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