Kia has revealed details of the final intensive testing programme undertaken by the Kia EV9 ahead of its world debut in 2023. The Kia EV9 is slated to be the brand's flagship model and aims to revolutionise the large electric SUV segment.
The car has been developed over a period of 44 months to set new standards in design, performance, range driving dynamics, technology, and comfort. Kia claims that every facet of the EV9 has been pushed to the limits of durability at their R&D centre in Namyang, South Korea.
EV9 has been through a myriad of terrains to ensure vehicle durability Testing on a four-wheel drive climbing hill and rough terrain tracks, as well as deep water wading, will ensure maximum reliability even in the most challenging conditions. Kia's high-speed, handling, and low friction tracks place every element of the EV9's performance and roadholding under the strictest scrutiny.
'Belgian pave' cobbled road surfaces enable Kia's engineers to subject the EV9's ride comfort and build quality to the harshest possible trials. In addition to the test programme at Namyang R&D centre, the EV9 has also been subjected to a punishing testing regimen in locations all over the globe.
The Kia EV9 is set to be introduced in the first quarter of 2023. The car will follow in the footsteps of the brand's all-electric EV6.
The car has been developed over a period of 44 months to set new standards in design, performance, range driving dynamics, technology, and comfort. Kia claims that every facet of the EV9 has been pushed to the limits of durability at their R&D centre in Namyang, South Korea.
'Belgian pave' cobbled road surfaces enable Kia's engineers to subject the EV9's ride comfort and build quality to the harshest possible trials. In addition to the test programme at Namyang R&D centre, the EV9 has also been subjected to a punishing testing regimen in locations all over the globe.
The Kia EV9 is set to be introduced in the first quarter of 2023. The car will follow in the footsteps of the brand's all-electric EV6.
