Kia EV9 News

Owners may encounter driveline noise and a warning message for an issue in some of the initial EV9 EVs made at Kia's Georgia plant.

The EV9 has been recalled, again, and this time the issue affects the safety of those seated in the second and third rows.

The electric three-row SUV gets a performance and charge boost.

The EV9 will qualify for half of the $7,500 EV tax credit in 2025 but it's unclear if it will ever qualify for the full amount.

Kia's already eyeing off-road upgrades for the EV9 electric SUV.

The Kia EV9 has been recalled for the second time this year.

The remedy is a free software update, but this leading-edge electric SUV requires a trip to the dealership to get it.

As first EV9 models arrive to strong demand, markups of up to $7,000 over MSRP are already typical, and some dealerships may be pocketing even more.

The three-row electric crossover reaches out to families in a way no EV has yet.

That's for the top GT-Line model, while the base EV9 Light starts at $56,395 and the 300-mile Light Long Range starts at $60,695.