The Kia EV6 is one of the best electric vehicles money can buy. With a facelifted EV6 on the way (it’s been unveiled overseas already) dealerships across the country are probably looking to shift existing inventory before the latest variant arrives – which means we can expect some great discounts.
According to dealer bulletins seen by CarsDirect, lease customers can look forward to as much as $17,100 in discounts. Of course, this doesn’t apply to all EV6 models. Per the report, the EV6 Light Long Range can be leased for just $179 p/m over a two-year contract, with $3,999 required at signing. This is based on a retail price of $47,325 and includes a whopping $14,600 in lease cash (available in California, Oregon, and Washington). The report notes that, in other parts of the US, lease prices are about $20 higher.
Those Are Some Hefty Lease Savings…
But there are even greater deals to be had on plusher models. Go for the GT-Line AWD and you can expect as much as $16,100 in lease cash. And there’s a bonus if you’re thinking of trading in your Model 3 or Model Y – Tesla owners get an extra $1,000, pushing the potential savings up to $17,100.
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That’s a great deal, especially when considering what it costs to lease rival products. Earlier this month, Honda offered a lease deal for its electric crossover, allowing customers to drive the Prologue for around $325 p/m (over a three-year contract). That made it cheaper to lease than a Civic, which is appealing. Still, the EV6 is cheaper.
Great Financing Deals To Take Advantage Of
But if you prefer not to lease, there are also financing deals. Earlier this month, all 2024 EV6 models were made eligible for 0% APR up to 72 months. CarsDirect notes that, previously, the six-year rate was 1.99%. This works out to a saving of around $2,800 on a vehicle that costs $45,000.
Those looking at a Hyundai Ioniq 5 may reconsider and opt for the EV6, as the Ioniq 5’s interest rate over six years is 1.99%, with 0% financing limited to five years. It’s a similar story with the Model Y, although in the case of the Tesla, there’s a $7,500 tax credit that Kia customers don’t benefit from. It’s worth noting that the 2025 Ioniq 5 which was unveiled last week is expected to get the incentive, as it is now produced in the United States.
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CarsDirect
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