Aimed at expanding the brand's appeal, the EV4 will join the recently launched EV3, the larger EV6, and the flagship EV9, along with the upcoming EV5, a midsize SUV expected to be available later this year.
While details on the powertrain and battery technology, as well as interior images, are set to be revealed the first exterior images indicate that the designers have stayed true to the concept revealed in 2023.
While the EV3 shares design elements with the EV9, the EV4 bears some resemblance to the EV6.
Both the EV4 saloon and hatchback showcase an eye-catching front-end design featuring Kia’s EV Tiger Face, complemented by vertically oriented headlights and the brand's signature Star Map lighting.
The EV4 saloon redefines traditional saloon aesthetics with its sleek, streamlined silhouette, featuring a low bonnet that gracefully extends to a long-tail design. A unique roof spoiler enhances the vehicle’s appeal, while intricate technical stripe patterns on the 19-inch machined wheels reflect Kia’s ‘Opposites United’ design philosophy.
From the rear, the EV4 saloon continues this theme with a distinctive two-piece rear spoiler and vertical light units.
The EV4 hatchback features a sleek, robust design characterised by contrasting black vertical C-pillars and well-defined lines. The rear profile of the EV4 hatchback echoes the strong proportions of its saloon counterpart while adding its own distinctive flair. Sharply sculpted lines, widely spaced taillights, and a sloping rear window create a clean and powerful look.
The EV4 ‘GT-Line’ introduces exclusive design elements, resulting in a more dynamic design. The wing-shaped front and rear bumpers have been designed to create a stronger, sleeker impression, while triangular motif 19-inch wheels enhance the vehicle’s sporty appeal.
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