Key Highlights
- Kia unveils EV2 Concept at EV Day 2025
- Will likely use Hyundai E-GMP platform
- Could be available with multiple battery pack options
- Features foldable-bench style rear foldable seats
Kia just got over with its 2025 EV Day event where the South Korean auto giant unveiled its upcoming E4W range. As expected the company has also showcased its smallest electric car — the EV2. Based on Hyundai E-GMP platform, the compact Kia EV’s full will be officially made available to the masses globally in 2026.
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Kia EV2 Concept Exterior Design Highlights
The Kia EV2 concept showcased at the EV Day event sports a bold design despite being the entry-level compact electric car. This EV wears the Kia’s ‘Opposite United’ design which is highlighted by the open lamp claw-like dual headlamp upfront.
It gets a thick plastic cladding on the front bumper and interestingly no door handles and a pillar-less profile. The EV2 concept sits on square-spoke alloy wheels giving it a futuristic appeal. The rear profile of the EV2 Concept houses low-set tail lamps that is familiar to that of the recently launched Syros.
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Kia EV2 Concept Interiors
The EV2 Concept gets a modern design take and offers a combined infotainment screen and instrument cluster. The unique LED animation on the dashboard boosts the cabin appeal. There are triangular speaker fitted inside the doors which are also removable as well as portable. The seats of the Kia EV2 are bench style at the front, while at the rear it gets foldable bench-style seats that can also slide back to offer extra leg room.
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Kia EV2 Battery And Range
Kia is said to borrow Hyundai’s E-GMP platform’s 400V version for the EV2. This same architecture is used to drive the Kia EV4 and the Kia EV 3 models. It is speculated to use either a 58.3 or an 81.4 kWh battery pack which will be linked with the front-axle mounted electric motor producing up to 201 hp of peak power. Range figures are yet to be clear, but we can expect over 600 km per charge range with the bigger battery pack version.
