Here’s our best look at the Kia EV4 so far, including the interior [Video]

Kia confirmed it will launch the EV4 this year as it fills out “a full lineup of popular EVs.” According to Kia, the EV4 is “an entirely new type of EV sedan with a distinct style and sports car-like proportions. However, it’s expected to be much cheaper than your average sports car. With its official debut around the corner, we are getting a closer look at what we can expect from the Kia EV4, including the inside. Check it out below.

The EV4 was revealed as a concept in October 2023 alongside the EV3 and EV5 as part of Kia’s new mass-market electric vehicle lineup.

After launching the EV3 in Korea, it’s now arriving in Europe and other overseas markets. The EV5 was initially launched in China, but Kia will bring the lower-priced electric SUV to Europe, Korea, Australia, and other regions in 2025.

Kia announced earlier this week that “the sedan-type electric vehicle EV4 will be launched sequentially around the world” after reporting Q4 and full-year 2024 earnings.

The EV4 will join the EV3, EV5, EV6, and EV9 to complete Kia’s “EVs for all,” with prices ranging from around $30,000 to upwards of $80,000. At the time, Kia said it plans to “significantly” and “rapidly” expand its electric car lineup, and it’s already making good on its promise.

Check out the Kia EV4, inside and out

Although we’ve already seen it a few times in public, including in the US late last year, a new video from HealerTV gives us a better idea of what to expect from the Kia EV4, including its interior.

One of the first things you will notice is the unique exterior profile. It appears to maintain much of the concept’s design with bold character lines and a streamlined silhouette.

Although not shown, the EV4 will feature Kia’s new ccNC (connected car Navigation Cockpit) infotainment system with dual 12.3″ driver display and infotainment screens.

The video shows what appears to be a spacious interior despite its expected smaller size. You can see how a car seat fits in the back seat with plenty of space.

Although prices and other specs will be revealed closer to launch, the EV4 is expected to start at around $30,000 to $40,000, depending on the market. Like the EV3, it’s also based on Hyundai’s E-GMP platform, which should deliver around 375 miles (WLTP) range, if not more, with the larger 81.4 kWh battery.

A hatchback EV4 model was also spotted out in public last year. The variant will likely be aimed at the European market.

Would you buy Kia’s electric sedan for around $35,000? Let us know in the comments below.