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Kia EV5 Showcases Impressive Camping Capability with Vehicle-to-Load Feature

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Kia EV5 Showcases Impressive Camping Capability with Vehicle-to-Load Feature
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The Gist

The Kia EV5, priced at €54,250, offers a WLTP range of 520 kilometers and employs vehicle-to-load technology, enabling users to power devices during camping trips.

Kia has officially introduced the EV5, an electric vehicle that promises not only a substantial range but also innovative camping capabilities. Priced at €54,250, the EV5 features vehicle-to-load (V2L) technology, allowing it to serve as a portable power source during outdoor activities.

The EV5 is equipped with an 81.4 kWh battery that supports V2L, providing up to 3.6 kW of power. This feature enables users to charge devices like laptops and kettles, enhancing the camping experience significantly.

Key Features

  • The EV5 boasts a WLTP range of 520 kilometers, making it suitable for longer road trips.
  • Its maximum towing capacity reaches 1,200 kg, allowing it to tow lightweight campers such as the Mink Camper 2.0, which weighs only 490 kg.
  • During a recent test, the EV5's consumption averaged 24.4 kWh/100 km while towing, slightly above Kia's estimated 23.3 kWh/100 km, offering a usable range of 250 to 300 kilometers.
  • Fast charging capabilities are notable, with a 400-volt architecture supporting up to 150 kW. The battery can be charged from 10% to 80% in just 30 minutes.

This combination of features ensures that the Kia EV5 stands out as a versatile option for camping enthusiasts and those seeking an electric vehicle that supports outdoor lifestyles.

For further details, visit the source: electrive.com.

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