Kia Launches Stunning EV5 in Australia with Drive-Away Pricing

Kia Australia has just dropped the latest news for EV enthusiasts: the all-new Kia EV5 is officially on its way, and it’s not just about style—it’s about value, too. With a starting price of $56,770 across both RRP and driveaway for the entry-level Air Standard Range, the EV5 promises to give Aussies more electric bang for their buck.

At the top end of the range, the GT-Line AWD, arriving in December, will set you back $75,990 driveaway. But for that price, you’re getting a futuristic machine packed with tech that will make Tesla blush. Kia Australia’s CEO, Damien Meredith, said, “EV5 marks a significant milestone in Kia’s global journey to increase access and take-up of electric vehicles.” Kia’s going full throttle on their electric revolution, and the EV5 is ready to be a game-changer.

Three trim levels include: Air, Earth, and GT-Line. Air offers a front-wheel drive (FWD) powertrain and the choice between a standard 64.2 kWh battery or an 88.1 kWh long-range option. The Earth and GT-Line trims come with all-wheel drive (AWD) and the long-range battery as standard. With a local ride and handling program, Kia’s ensured that the EV5 will handle everything our unique Australian roads can throw at it.

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The EV5’s design isn’t just about good looks, although it’s definitely got those. Kia’s signature “Opposites United” design language gives it a robust front end, sleek folding door handles, and futuristic “Star Map” LED lighting. This SUV’s exterior is all about blending rugged capability with city-slicker appeal. Inside, Kia has pulled inspiration from the award-winning EV9, with a spacious cabin and dual 12.3” displays designed to make your life easier (and cooler). If you’re feeling fancy, the GT-Line throws in heated and cooled storage, an augmented reality head-up display, and even Remote Smart Park Assist 2.

Safety, as always with Kia, is top-notch. Expect features like Highway Driving Assist 2 and a centre side airbag across all trims, with extras like a Blind Spot View Monitor available in the GT-Line.

Whether you’re into high-tech gadgets, luxury touches, or a smooth electric ride, Kia’s EV5 lineup looks set to make a splash. And with drive-away pricing, Kia is taking the opposition head-on.

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