The Kia PV5 Passenger 7-seat is now eligible for the UK Government Electric Car Grant, reducing its on-the-road price by £1,500. This grant applies to all three grades: 'Essential', 'Plus', and 'Elite'. The Kia PV5 Passenger 7-seat is a fully electric people mover with a 2-2-3 seating configuration across three rows. It features dual sliding side doors and a 399mm step-in height for easy access to the second and third rows.
The Kia PV5 Passenger 7-seat offers a spacious interior with luggage capacity starting at 350 litres behind the third row and rising to 3,430 litres with the second and third rows folded. Legroom measures up to 1,041mm in the front, 977mm in the second row, and 970mm in the third row, with over a metre of headroom in each row. The vehicle is based on Kia's E-GMP.S platform and is designed for various uses, including families, shuttle operators, ride-hailing services, and airport transfers.
The PV5 Passenger 7-seat is equipped with a Long Range 71.2kWh battery, providing up to 246 miles of range. It supports DC charging at up to 150kW, taking the battery from 10 to 80% in under 30 minutes. Kia is one of eleven brands offering fully electric cars with the maximum grant, and the PV5 Passenger 7-seat meets the Electric Car Grant criteria, covering emissions, range, sustainability, and warranty support.
The PV5 Passenger 7-seat is available in three grades: 'Essential', 'Plus', and 'Elite'. With the grant applied, the 'Essential' costs £35,495, down from £36,995. The 'Plus' costs £38,775, down from £40,275, and the 'Elite' £40,475, down from £41,975. The vehicle is available to order now, exclusively through Kia's network of PBV Centres across the UK.
Kia's Electric Car Grant eligibility is not limited to the PV5 Passenger 7-seat. Other Kia models, including the EV2, EV3, EV4, and PV5 Passenger, are also available with the grant. The grant amount varies, with selected grades qualifying for either the maximum Band 1 £3,750 grant or the Band 2 £1,500 grant.
The Kia PV5 Passenger 7-seat features a spacious and versatile interior, making it suitable for various applications. Its electric powertrain and range of up to 246 miles make it an attractive option for those looking for a sustainable and practical vehicle. The vehicle's design and features, such as its dual sliding side doors and ample legroom, contribute to its appeal.
The UK Electric Car Grant is part of the government's efforts to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles. The grant is subject to certain criteria, including emissions, range, sustainability, and warranty support. Kia's commitment to meeting these criteria and offering a range of electric vehicles with the grant demonstrates its dedication to sustainable mobility solutions.
Key points
- The Kia PV5 Passenger 7-seat qualifies for the £1,500 UK Electric Car Grant, reducing its starting price to £35,495.
