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Kia EV3: New Zealand pricing announced!

Kia have just announced pricing for the highly anticipated EV3 and already it's looking like this Korean car giant is aiming to one-up the Chinese brands in New Zealand's cutthroat hatchback market. The entry-level EV3 Light Standard Range (SR) starts at $55,520 + ORC and has a 58 kWh battery which provides a WLTP range of up to 436 km per charge. From there, you can opt for the next model up which is called the EV3 Light Long Range (LR) which costs $62,220 + ORC and has the same features but includes a much larger battery of 81 kWh. This means that it can drive for up to 605 km on one charge. Also announced were the EV3 Earth LR ($69,220 + ORC) with more gadgets and a range of 563 km per charge, as well as the top-spec GT-Line LR ($75,220 + ORC) with plenty of toys and the same range (563 km) per charge. But what's new in this production model and what's the (improved) ride like on our bumpy roads? Press play to find out! If you're interested in a much more thorough look at the EV3, looking at everything from boot space to charging speed to real world range, be sure to watch our full review here:    • Kia EV3 – New Zealand first drive & r...   If you're new to electric cars and the idea of charging them sounds a little confusing, then be sure to watch our simple how-to video which shows the different ways you can charge an EV in New Zealand. It's easy to follow and eliminates any confusion that might prevent you from upgrading your wheels to something cleaner, quicker and cheaper to run:    • How to Charge an EV: NZ Edition   And if you're keen on cutting your carbon footprint, come and join us at Ecotricity, which is now New Zealand's only climate positive electricity provider! That means by switching today, you're actually turning back the clock on Climate Change, while saving money in the process. Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, it's not! Ecotricity is real, with really affordable electricity, thanks to it being purely renewable. Head to https://www.ecotricity.co.nz and chuck in your address to see how much money & carbon you can save right now. It's that easy and it makes a real, positive difference for the next generation.