Kia EV2 · 2026

2026 Kia EV2 GT-Line S

£32,595

Includes the £3,750 Electric Car Grant (band 1). List price £36,345.

61.0 kWh

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Cost

Price On the road, with the Electric Car Grant taken off: the full £3,750 on the long range cars and £1,500 on the First Edition, as Kia listed them in October 2026.: £32,595

Battery

Battery: 61 kWh
Battery chemistry The First Edition, which is the 42.2 kWh car, uses LFP instead. NMC packs are usually happier kept below 100% for daily charging.: NMC

Range

Range Up to. WLTP homologation was still pending when Kia published these figures.: 281 miles

Charging

Fastest charge time 10 to 80% on a 150 kW charger.: 30 mins
System voltage An 800 volt car can take more power from a rapid charger than a 400 volt one, which is why two cars quoting the same battery size can be twenty minutes apart on a motorway stop.: 400 V
Plug & Charge Standard and free, through a Kia Charge account.: Yes

Performance

Drive: FWD
Acceleration: 9.5 secs
Motor Kia quotes 133 bhp: the long range car is detuned to go further.: 100 kW
Horsepower: 133 hp
Torque: 250 Nm

Details

Seating: 5 seats

Dimensions

Length: 4,065 mm
Width Mirrors folded: 1,800 mm
Height: 1,585 mm
Boot volume: 362 litres
Boot volume (max) With the second row folded.: 1,201 litres
Frunk volume: 15 litres

Tech

V2L (3-pin socket) Through an adapter, and only on the GT-Line S.: Yes
App: Yes
Android Auto: Yes
Apple CarPlay: Yes
Over-the-air updates: Yes

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What it costs to run

A full charge at home could cost £4.88, or 1.7p per mile.*

Cost of a full charge: £4.88
Cost per mile: 1.7p

Based on Intelligent Octopus Go, an EV tariff from Octopus Energy (£50 off when you switch). * At 8p a unit, using the manufacturer's WLTP efficiency figure. What you actually pay depends on how, and where, you drive.