Up to 319 miles of range, charge 10–80% in about 18 minutes, and pricing that starts under $40K. Built for how you actually drive, daily commutes, weekend trips, and everything in between.
Three trim families, seven configurations, all backed by Kia's 10-year/100,000-mile battery warranty. 2026 pricing dropped $4,950 on Light and $5,450 on Wind and GT-Line compared to last year, and every trim now includes a dual-voltage charging cable standard.
MSRP excludes $1,545 destination & handling. Official 2026 EV6 pricing announced by Kia America May 4, 2026. Actual dealer price may vary, See Dick Hannah Kia for current availability and pricing.
Both are excellent, choose based on your daily drive and Pacific Northwest conditions.
Not sure which fits your drive? Our EV specialists can walk you through both options in person.
Talk to an EV SpecialistKia's fast-charging architecture and the new dual-voltage cable mean less time plugged in and more time on the road, a real difference for Pacific Northwest driving.
Whether you cross the I-5 bridge daily or drive to Mt. Hood on weekends, the EV6's range handles Pacific Northwest life comfortably, even with the heater running in January, when cold weather typically reduces EV range.
See how the 2026 EV6 compares on the specs that actually matter when you're choosing an EV.
Pricing and specs current as of mid-2026 and verified against manufacturer sources (Kia, Hyundai, Tesla), but pricing changes frequently across all three brands, confirm exact current figures with Dick Hannah Kia. Ioniq 5 and Model Y starting prices shown are for their base trims, which may have shorter range or fewer features than the EV6 trim you're comparing against.
The Portland-Vancouver metro has one of the densest EV fast-charging networks in the Pacific Northwest.
Use PlugShare, the Kia Connect app, or built-in EV6 navigation for real-time charger availability.
Both the federal EV tax credit and Washington's EV sales tax exemption have expired. The good news: Kia cut 2026 EV6 prices by thousands to help offset that, so the math still works without relying on a government incentive.
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The 2026 EV6 offers between 237 and 319 miles of EPA-estimated range depending on trim and drivetrain. The Light Long Range, Wind, and GT-Line RWD models all reach up to 319 miles, while AWD versions range from 270–294 miles. For a typical Vancouver–Portland commute (10–15 miles each way), any EV6 trim covers well over a week of round-trips on a single charge.
At a 350kW DC fast charger, the EV6's 800V architecture lets it go from 10% to 80% in about 18 minutes. On a Level 2 (240V) home charger, expect a full charge in roughly 7 hours. New for 2026, every EV6 includes a dual-voltage charging cable standard, so you can plug into a 120V or 240V outlet without buying a separate adapter.
Yes. AWD is available on the Wind and GT-Line trims with a dual-motor setup producing 320 horsepower. AWD delivers stronger traction in wet Pacific Northwest conditions, though it does reduce range slightly, expect 270–294 miles on AWD versus up to 319 miles on the equivalent RWD trim.
The 2026 lineup includes Light (Standard Range RWD from $37,900, or Long Range RWD/AWD), Wind (RWD from $44,800 or AWD from $48,800), and GT-Line (RWD from $48,700 or AWD from $53,000). All prices exclude the $1,545 destination charge. Contact Dick Hannah Kia to confirm which trims are currently in stock.
Yes, leasing is a popular way to get into a new EV6 with a lower monthly payment. Kia Finance regularly offers EV-specific lease programs. Contact our finance team for current lease specials, since these change frequently.
Absolutely. The I-5 bridge crossing is only about 11 miles each way, so even the shortest-range EV6 gives you well over a week of round-trip commutes on a single charge. The EV6 is efficient on the highway, and its regenerative braking helps recover energy in stop-and-go traffic. For longer drives to Salem or Eugene, the longer-range trims have a comfortable buffer.
As of 2026, no, the federal $7,500 EV tax credit expired for purchases made after September 30, 2025, and Washington's EV sales-and-use tax exemption expired for vehicles delivered after July 31, 2025. Neither applies to the EV6 or any other new EV right now. Oregon's Clean Vehicle Rebate is currently suspended and is expected to reopen in summer 2026 at reduced rebate amounts — check the program's status before counting on it. Ask our finance team for the most current information.
Yes, many of our customers are Oregon residents, and we handle cross-state paperwork regularly. There's no restriction on Washington dealers selling to Oregon buyers. Oregon's Clean Vehicle Rebate is currently suspended (expected to reopen summer 2026), so check current eligibility before assuming a rebate applies to your purchase.
The 2026 EV6 starts at $37,900 MSRP plus a $1,545 destination charge, for a starting price around $39,445. Pricing increases by trim and options up to roughly $54,545 for a fully-loaded GT-Line AWD. There's currently no federal or Washington state EV incentive to reduce that further, both expired in 2025. Check our online inventory or call us for exact pricing on vehicles currently in stock.
Dick Hannah Kia has 2026 EV6 models in stock and ready for a test drive in Vancouver, WA — just minutes from Portland.
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