Kia is slashing $10,000 off the price of each electric vehicle in its range, marking one of its largest discount promotions to date. With the $7,500 federal EV tax credit having expired in September, automakers are finding new ways to entice buyers. In response, Kia is now rolling out rebates and other incentives to offset the loss of the federal credit.
Kia introduced the new deal on November 4, providing a $10,000 cash incentive on every model in its EV lineup.
The $10,000 discount amounts to a 24% price cut on Kia’s most affordable EV, the Niro EV, which has an MSRP of $41,045. For the entry-level EV6, the savings represent 23% off the sticker price, while the three-row EV9 sees an 18% reduction.
Last month, Kia offered up to $8,500 in customer cash on the 2025 Niro EV, $9,000 on the 2025 EV6, and $9,000 on the 2026 EV9.
While the $10,000 discount is certainly a better choice, opting for financing could be even more beneficial. Kia is providing 0% APR for 72 months on every 2025 EV6 trim, along with an additional $2,500 bonus for financed purchases.
Additionally, the automaker is offering lease incentives of up to $16,500 for the high-performance 641-horsepower EV6 GT. The larger EV9 also qualifies for 0% APR financing, though the term is limited to 60 months.
Both models, the EV6 and EV9, now come equipped with an integrated NACS port, allowing access to more than 21,500 Tesla Superchargers throughout the United States.
Kia is advertising lease deals for the 2025 Niro EV at $209 per month for a 24-month term. The EV6 and EV9 can also be leased, with monthly payments beginning at $309 and $419, respectively.
Kia’s latest discount campaign follows Hyundai’s decision to extend its $189-per-month lease offer for the IONIQ 5, maintaining one of the most competitive EV deals currently available in the U.S.
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