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"Now Kia has unveiled its EV9, a large electric crossover that has been showcased in various concept designs for a long time. The model is touted as the new flagship for the manufacturer and when Kia launches the EV9 later this year, it will become the largest and most advanced electric car that the manufacturer has to offer in Sweden.

Like other models based on the E-GMP platform, the EV9 comes with an 800-volt electrical infrastructure, significant fast charging capacity, and features such as V2L.

Although not all the details have been officially announced, Kia aims for the car to have a range of 540 km and be capable of covering 100 km after just six minutes of charging. A rough calculation suggests that the car should have a battery capacity of around 100 kWh. Additionally, a GT version is also planned, which means customers will be able to purchase a high-performance crossover.

Another known technological feature of the car is its full over-the-air functionality, which provides not only software updates but also "feature on demand" options for customers who want to unlock new features.

However, what we now know is that the EV9's design represents Kia's latest styling direction and features various elements inspired by nature. The exterior showcases sharp lines and large, smooth surfaces that are meant to enhance aerodynamics.

The interior of the car is minimalist and uncluttered, and while some aspects are similar to the EV6, it offers a different overall feel. Another notable feature of the EV9 is its three rows of seats, allowing for up to seven passengers. If you opt for the six-seat configuration, the second-row seats can be turned backward to facilitate socializing with rear-seat occupants during charging stops.

The price of the Kia EV9 is yet to be announced. Specifications and pricing details will be revealed later this year, and sales are scheduled to commence in the fourth quarter of 2023."