Vehicle
Kia EV6
The battery electric on E-GMP, sharing its platform, drive units and 800-volt architecture with the Hyundai Ioniq 5 — so those two diagnose as one vehicle in almost every respect and Ioniq 5 information applies directly. The 800-volt system is the thing that changes practice: isolation and contactor faults concern roughly double the voltage of most electrics here, and 400-volt rapid charging is achieved by using the drive motor as a boost converter, so a charging fault can be a motor fault.
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Generations
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CV 2021–present
E-GMP and 800 volts, shared with the Ioniq 5 — the same platform, the same drive units, and the same charging-through-the-motor behaviour.
- Body styles
- Liftback · SUV
- Platform
- Hyundai E-GMP
- Engines
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- 58 kWh electric — electric
- 77.4 kWh electric — electric
- 84 kWh electric — electric
- Transmissions
- Single-speed reduction
- Drivetrain
- Rear-wheel drive · Four-wheel drive
Service information
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