Kia’s cars in India have always ruled the hearts of customers. The sale of Kia Carence is a living proof of this, which in June 2025 attracted about 8,000 new buyers. But on the other hand, the company’s flagship electric car, Kia EV6, the sale has surprised everyone. While in June 2024 last year, this car got 24 buyers, this time there was not a single sale. After all, what is the reason that such a luxurious and futuristic electric car cannot make its place in the Indian market? Let’s find answers to this question along with its design, features, range and price.

Attractive design that draws every look

The design of Kia EV6 is no less than a science-fiction movie. Its new star map graphic DRL, modern LED headlamps and GT-line front bumpers make it different on the road. The 19-inch aerodynamic alloy wheels not only enhance its sporty appeal, but also gives it a premium and futuristic look. This car is not only fantastic to see, but every corner has been designed to draw attention to Indian roads. Nevertheless, the question arises that despite being such an attractive design, why is this car lagging behind?

Unmatched confluence of luxury and technology

The interior of Kia EV6 is like a five -star hotel suite. It has a 12.3-inch dual panoramic curved display, which gives the driver and passenger a high-tech experience. The new D-cut steering wheels and hands-on detection technology make driving even more comfortable and safe. In case of security, the Kia EV6 includes ADAS 2.0 (Advanced Driver Assistance System), which makes it more reliable for the challenges of Indian roads. These features make it a premium electric car, which is not only comfortable, but also in terms of technology.

Strong range, but price is challenge

The Kia EV6 has an 84kwh battery pack, which gives a range of more than 663 km on single charge. This range makes it an ideal option for long distance trips, whether it is a city walk or a long drive on the highway. But its ex-showroom price is Rs 65.97 lakh, which makes it a premium option in the Indian market. Is its high price the reason for its reduction in sales? Or Indian customers are not fully ready to adopt electric vehicles right now? In addition, increasing competition of Tesla, byd and other electric cars in the market can also be a major reason.

Future of electric cars in Indian market

The zero sales of Kia EV6 have raised many questions. Do Indian customers still need to make more aware of the benefits of electric cars? Are charging infrastructure deficiency and premium prices hurl in its way? Or do people still consider traditional petrol and diesel cars more reliable? Companies like Kia need to re -consider their strategy in the Indian market. Making customers aware of electric vehicles and bringing affordable models can probably lead to positive changes in this direction.

Kia EV6 is undoubtedly a magnificent electric car that is unmatched in terms of design, technology and performance. But for its success in the Indian market, Kia needs to understand the needs and expectations of customers with better fascinating. Are you also thinking about buying an electric car? Tell us in the comments what steps should be taken to make Kia EV6 successful in the Indian market.