I usually use Google Maps for nav but need EV 6 nav when battery preconditioning is needed (November - March). A few months ago EV6 nav has not mapped properly routing me an additional 4 hours. Makes no sense as the correct route is quite obvious and direct. I hap new mapping update and have checked my avoidance settings (all off). It used to map correctly and precon began 30-40 mins out of first charge stop. Any thoughts why this once mapped properly and is now mapping a very poor route choice. Thoughts? submitted by /u/StraightElection1137 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am taking my 2022 EV6 Wind RWD on our first road trip, about 500 miles (one way) down I-75 from Georgia to Florida. We've had the car for a year, but only used in the metro area - exclusively charging at home. Any advice about best charging stations? Should I buy an adaptor to expand my charging options? Any other advice/best practices/warnings? submitted by /u/jef_united [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Anyone else have this happen last week? Anyone know how to physically disable the cellular service in the car ? I got an email from Kia today apologizing and telling me to basically re setup everything … submitted by /u/g_chander [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Edit: Thanks everyone for your help, I am taking it back into the dealer tomorrow. Took it in last Thursday for the recall. They checked the ICCU and said it was fine and did not do any updates. I had charged it the weekend before. Now when I try to charge it at home it charges and then stops, and starts and stops, over and over and over... Is this possibly an ICCU issue or something else entirely? submitted by /u/Ancient_Vegetable881 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’d love to get this ev, but like other evs it’s so expensive… submitted by /u/Old_Rough_4404 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey all, I drive an EV6 GT with stock Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 tires. I just brought it into the dealer for a recall, and they commented the tires were at 2/32" of tread. The car has 5500 miles on it, so this seems excessive. I know everyone will say I must be driving the car like a deranged dude who stole the thing, but I swear that's not the case! I was mostly driving through the winter on icy back roads in the Northeast while regretting not getting snow tires, and with the warmer weather I've been driving my other cars. I'm reasonably confident that Reddit will just blame my driving ..read more

Hey EV6 folks...I am looking at purchasing a 2022 EV6 Wind AWD, and a dealer has one that is currently being repaired. Apparently the previous owner hit a deer with it. The photo on the dealer website shows the car before the damage was fixed, and it doesn't look too bad. The salesperson said that this will likely be priced in the "low $20k" range, which seems like a good deal to me. Assuming that the dealer fixes it completely and there isn't any alignment issues, does this seem like a good deal? What would be the risk purchasing a car with this type of damage? The car is 100% what I am look ..read more

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Yes, you can load 10ft long items in the car and the trunk will close. Probably 11ft if you get creative. There’s a solid 10 ft handrail underneath the 10 ft long drainage pipes. submitted by /u/iamaslan [visit reddit] [comments ..read more