Kia EV9 GT 2025: An electric family car with a sporty character and over 500 hp.

The Kia EV9 has already gained popularity as a practical and luxurious electric crossover, but the company is raising the bar even higher with the announcement of the powerful EV9 GT. Unlike the GT-Line version, this performance-oriented modification boasts a significant increase in power and a number of other improvements.At the time standard all-wheel drive EV9 With a total output of 378 horsepower, the GT takes things to the next level. With a more powerful 214 horsepower front engine and 362 horsepower rear engine, the EV9 GT has a total output of 501 horsepower. The increased power results in improved acceleration. Kia claims a 0-100 km/h time of just 4.3 seconds. This is significantly faster than the EV9 GT-Line AWD.

The Kia EV9 GT 2025 receives a comprehensive set of updates to manage the increased power. Larger brakes improve stopping power, and an upgraded suspension with adaptive dampers provides optimal handling and stability. The EV9 GT has 21-inch wheels with Continental tires and is equipped with an electronic limited-slip rear differential for improved traction and cornering performance.One of the most interesting features of the EV9 GT is the Virtual Gear Shift (VGS) technology. Borrowed from its corporate brother Hyundai, VGS simulates the driving experience of a traditional internal combustion engine car. It offers drivers the option of choosing between an automatic transmission mode or manual gearshift using the steering wheel paddles.Visually, the EV9 GT differs from the regular model with unique 21-inch wheels, decorative elements and bright lime green accents. The interior is equipped with more supportive sports seats upholstered in Alcantara. The Kia EV9 GT 2025 is equipped with a full range of driver assistance technologies and a North American Charging Standard (NACS) port that allows charging at Supercharger stations.

While Kia has yet to announce an official price or range for the EV9 GT, it is expected to be slightly more expensive than the current GT-Line AWD, which starts at $75,395 in the US. The range is expected to be slightly lower than that of the GT-Line AWD, which is 435 km. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in the second half of 2025.

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