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Kia EV9 GT-Line $99,990 + ORC (Normally $134,990 + ORC) @ Kia NZ

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Kia is currently running a Limited offer on their AWD EV9's.

Earth 99.8 kWh AWD: $89,990 + ORC (normally $115,990 + ORC). Offer limited to 36 units
GT-Line 99.8 kWh AWD: $99,990 + ORC (normally$89,990 +ORC). Offer limited to 100 units

Amusingly both of the above trims undercut the base Light 76.1 kWh RWD, which is not discounted, and is priced at $105,990 +ORC.

Posting this as the recently posted cheap Chinese EV's, have been copping criticism for their position at the bottom of the market.

The Kia EV9, as you have likely guessed from the price, is a high end offering. Winner of the both the EV and overall award at 2024 World Car Awards.

Its pretty enormous by NZ standards, and I at 183cm tall, was able to fit in the third row, which I typically don't for SUV's.

Top spec GT-Line has features including:

  • 283 kW AWD powertrain
  • 505 km WLTP rated range
  • Surround view monitor
  • Small cube projection headlights with IFS
  • Camera's for side mirrors
  • Heated and ventilated seats (front row, and second row outer)
  • 14 speaker branded audio
  • HUD
  • Ability to switch (auto dimming) rear view mirror to full digital display
  • Second row window curtains
  • Heat Pump
  • 5,015m long, 1,980mm wide, 1780mm tall, 3,100mm wheelbase, 177mm min ground clearance
  • 312L boot (with third row up) + 52L Frunk
  • 2500kg braked towing

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  • +1

    An absolutely fantastic car to drive. I have a family of 5 and while the kids are smaller they all fit in my Ioniq5 but this would be my pick when we need something larger with more seats.

  • How do you guys have funds to outlay for this or do you vendor finance them?

    • +13

      Use discount codes, like free delivery or buy one get one half price 👍

      • Hahaha 😆

      • +1

        the discount code is "nine inch nails"

      • At this rate of discounting, we might be seeing actual BOGOF deals (on Chinese EVs) soon.

        • +2

          Hope they glitch and can be stacked. BOGOF and Free Shipping and WELCOME10

          • @Jaxson: lol "dealers want their cars back due to website glitch and pricing mistake"

            • +2

              @The Hound: Sorry for the pricing mistake. Here is $20 gift voucher for your next purchase. Lol.

    • one option is to get a 1% of interest loan from the bank, while depositing the same amount to the bank and enjoy the 6% of interest

    • You flash your rewards cards and gift it

  • +1

    Earnest question: How much are people earning for this to be a economical and practical purchase? 100k is so much for a consumer vehicle. That's nearly my yearly salary (same for my wife) and I think 30k would be our absolute limit.

    • +5

      I am not sure you will get an answer here that would mean anything. People buy things for many different reasons and everyone's circumstances are going to be totally unique and not transferable to your circumstances. An income amount is only one facet of someone's situation (eg debt, personal circumstances, family, priorities, values, etc). You would need to go through the exercise yourself to validate what amount makes sense for you right now and into the future.

      • +3

        Excellent answer.

        If you’ve recently retired and just received your savings or an inheritance, you may well be on a tiny income but in a very good place financially.

        Likewise if this goes down as your business expense vehicle then you can reduce your taxable income and then trade this in a few years later.

        People in NZ are in a wide range of financial situations and it’s much more involved than simply how much do you earn. And yes that’s before you get into one’s individual position on car ages. Americans for example have a strong must buy new mentality that seemed quite foreign to a lot of us.

        Most cars will get you from journey start to finish just the same, but there are differences in quality, safety and comfort + a new warranty is a bit piece of mind too.

      • +2

        A much more cerebral response than I was expecting, but that's a really good explanation. Cheers.

    • Simple answer. Not everyone is like you and your wife. Some make more than you 2 combined. Some a multiple of that.

      Some may not make that much but their houses/stocks have appreciated in value.

      Some may live in a very cheap/paid off house/free house from family.

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