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Kia EV9 Sweden 2026 – Price, range and specifications

Kia EV9 is Kia's flagship electric car – a full-size SUV with room for the whole family, up to 541 km range, 2 500 kg towing capacity and groundbreaking V2G technology.

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541 km Range (WLTP)
99,8 kWh Battery
2 500 kg Towing weight
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Overview

Kia EV9 – Quick Facts

Kia EV9 is a full-size electric SUV with three rows of seats and room for six or seven passengers. Built on Kia's E-GMP platform with 800V architecture, it combines a premium feel with practical family capacity. With a length of over five metres, an enormous boot and a towing capacity of 2 500 kg, the EV9 is ready for everything from daily commuting to caravan holidays.

Performance

  • Motor RWD150 kW (204 hp)
  • Motor AWD283 kW (385 hp)
  • 0–100 km/h (RWD)9.4 sec
  • 0–100 km/h (AWD)5.3 sec
  • Top speed185 km/h

Range & Battery

  • Battery99,8 kWh
  • Range RWDUp to 541 km
  • Range AWDUp to 504 km
  • DC 10–80%~24 min
  • PlatformE-GMP (800V)

Dimensions & Practicality

  • Length x Width x Height5 015 x 1 980 x 1 780 mm
  • Wheelbase3 100 mm
  • Boot (7-seat)333 L
  • Boot (2nd row)828 L
  • Towing weight2 500 kg (braked)

Kia EV9 Price

Price and Trim Levels in Sweden

Kia EV9 is a premium car with premium pricing, but given its size, technology and 7-year warranty it offers strong value compared to competitors such as Volvo EX90 and BMW iX. Here are the prices for the Swedish versions.

Version Drivetrain Range Price
EV9 Earth RWDRWD 150 kW541 km849 900 kr
EV9 Earth AWDAWD 283 kW504 km899 900 kr
EV9 GT-Line AWDAWD 283 kW504 km949 900 kr
EV9 GT AWDAWD 283 kW~490 km999 900 kr

All prices incl. VAT. Kia's 7-year warranty is included in all versions.

Range & Battery

Range, Battery and Performance

Despite its impressive size and weight, the Kia EV9 delivers a range of up to 541 km thanks to the large 99,8 kWh battery and the efficient 800V architecture. Fast charging from 10 to 80 percent takes just around 24 minutes – among the fastest in its class for a large SUV.

The Kia EV9's 99,8 kWh battery is among the largest on the market and provides sufficient energy to drive Stockholm–Gothenburg (470 km) without a charging stop in the RWD version. The AWD model with its 283 kW (385 hp) offers a completely different driving experience – from 0 to 100 in just 5.3 seconds, impressive for a car weighing over 2.5 tonnes.

Thanks to the 800V platform and support for up to 350 kW DC charging, stops are short even on long journeys. The battery's pre-conditioning technology automatically optimises the temperature before fast charging, so you always get maximum charging power regardless of outside temperature.

Kia EV9 charging – 800V fast charging
24 min
10–80% DC fast charging
With 350 kW CCS charger
541 km
Max WLTP range
RWD Long Range
5.3 sec
0–100 km/h (AWD)
385 hp dual motors

Interior Configuration

6-seat vs 7-seat – Which Do You Choose?

Kia EV9 is offered in two seating configurations: 6-seat with captain's chairs in the second row, or 7-seat with a split bench in the second row. The choice affects both comfort and flexibility.

6-seat (Captain's Chairs)

  • Second row2 individual seats
  • WalkthroughYes – easy access to row 3
  • ComfortPremium – armrest per seat
  • Best forComfort and premium feel

7-seat (Bench)

  • Second row3-seat split bench (60/40)
  • Extra spaceYes – room for 3 in row 2
  • FlexibilityFoldable for extra luggage
  • Best forLarge families and maximum capacity

The third row offers unusually generous space for an SUV – even adults sit comfortably thanks to the EV9's 3 100 mm wheelbase, the longest in its class.

Towing Capacity

Tow Hitch and Practical Capacity

Kia EV9 is one of the few electric cars on the market with a towing capacity of 2 500 kg – perfect for caravans, boat trailers or horse transporters. That makes the EV9 a serious option for families who need to tow heavy loads without giving up the benefits of electric driving.

2 500 kg
Maximum towing weight (braked)

Among the highest for electric cars in Sweden. Comparable to many diesel-powered SUVs.

With 2 500 kg braked towing weight, the Kia EV9 handles most caravans, boat trailers and horse transporters. The actual range with a trailer decreases by approximately 30–50% depending on the weight and shape of what you are towing, but with a 99,8 kWh battery you still have sufficient range for most trips with planned charging stops.

The tow hitch is factory-fitted as an option and includes a trailer power socket (13-pin connector). See also our guide on electric cars with tow hitch for a complete comparison.

Kia EV9 tow hitch – 2 500 kg braked towing weight

Future Technology

V2G and V2L – Technology of the Future

Kia EV9 is one of the first cars in Sweden fully prepared for V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid) – the technology that lets your car function as a mobile power plant. Together with V2L (Vehicle-to-Load), you get a car that not only transports you but can also power your home and contribute to grid stability.

V2L: 3,6 kW

Connect household appliances directly to the car via the 230V outlet. Perfect for camping, outdoor work or emergency power at home.

V2H: Home Power

Use the EV9's enormous 99,8 kWh battery as backup power for your home. Can power a normal household for several days during a power outage.

V2G: Grid Support

Sell electricity back to the grid when prices are high and charge when they are low. A potential revenue stream for EV9 owners.

Read our complete guide on V2G for Kia models →

Comparison

EV9 vs Volvo EX90 vs BMW iX

Kia EV9 competes directly with Volvo EX90 and BMW iX in the premium segment for large electric SUVs. We compare the most important specifications side by side.

Feature Kia EV9 Volvo EX90 BMW iX xDrive50
Battery99,8 kWh111 kWh111,5 kWh
Max range541 km600 km630 km
0–100 km/h5.3 s (AWD)5.9 s4.6 s
Fast charging 10–80%~24 min~30 min~35 min
Max DC power350 kW250 kW200 kW
Towing weight2 500 kg2 200 kg2 500 kg
Number of seats6 or 76 or 75
Boot space333–2 318 L310–1 915 L500 L
V2L / V2GYes / YesYes / NoNo / No
Warranty7 years2 years + 12 service3 years
Price from849 900 kr~950 000 kr~999 000 kr

EV9 offers the best ratio of price, capacity and technology in the segment.

Our assessment

Our Review of Kia EV9

Kia EV9 is an impressive car that shows Kia is serious about the premium segment. The driving experience is calm and comfortable, the interior quality is a positive surprise, and the practical capacity is in a class of its own among electric cars.

Design9/10
Range8/10
Comfort9/10
Value for money8/10
Technology9/10
Total8.6/10
+ Advantages
  • Enormous interior space and 3 rows of seats
  • 2 500 kg towing capacity
  • Ultra-fast 800V charging
  • V2G-ready for the future
  • 7-year warranty
- Disadvantages
  • High price tag (from 849 900 kr)
  • Large and heavy – not for tight city driving
  • Small boot with all seats upright
  • Range drops noticeably when towing

Frequently asked questions

FAQ about Kia EV9

Kia EV9 is offered with either 6 seats (captain's chairs in row 2) or 7 seats (bench in row 2). Both options have three rows of seats.

Kia EV9 starts at 849 900 kr for the Earth RWD. GT-Line AWD costs 949 900 kr and the GT version 999 900 kr.

Kia EV9 RWD has up to 541 km WLTP range. AWD versions reach up to 504 km. In real-world conditions you can expect 400–480 km depending on circumstances.

Yes, Kia EV9 has a towing capacity of 2 500 kg (braked), which is sufficient for most caravans and boat trailers.

Yes, Kia EV9 is fully V2G-ready (Vehicle-to-Grid) and also has V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) with a 3,6 kW 230V outlet.

From 10 to 80 percent in approximately 24 minutes with 350 kW DC fast charging. AC home charging with an 11 kW wallbox takes approximately 11 hours.

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