New Kia EV4 revealed before "G hour": Innovative design

(Dan Tri) - Technical specifications of the Kia EV4 will be announced later this month, when this electric car has its official launch in Spain, with both sedan and hatchback versions.

Kia will officially unveil the EV4 all-electric model on February 27 at Kia Electric Vehicle Day in Spain, but has revealed its design a little earlier. Available in both sedan and hatchback versions, the Kia EV4 will resemble other previously launched electric vehicles, with a groundbreaking design that is almost unchanged from the original concept.

The Korean brand says the sedan and hatchback versions will suit different customer lifestyles (Photo: Kia).

The sedan and hatchback share a similar front design, including headlamps and vertical LED daytime running lights that extend up to the hood and black lower grille area.

The sedan’s flanks are perhaps the most interesting part. Kia’s designers seem to have taken inspiration from some of the most beautiful supercars of all time, with a long tail and low-slung rear windows. Combined with the glass roof and thick C-pillars, the EV4 sedan doesn’t look like any other Kia.

This new product will join Kia's EV family of electric vehicles, which currently includes the EV3, EV5, EV6, and EV9 SUV (Photo: Kia).

There are a number of differences between the EV4 sedan and hatchback. For example, the sedan has taillights that don’t look like headlights, while the hatchback has slightly more eye-catching LED taillights that incorporate a horizontal light strip.

The hatchback also ditches the EV4 sedan’s long tail design for a more conventional, but perhaps more eye-catching, design. It has a different pillar design, smaller and taller rear windows, and an integrated roof spoiler.

Kia has not released any interior images of the EV4, but the design is said to be similar to Kia's other EVs (Photo: Kia).

Both the sedan and hatchback are available in a high-performance GT-Line trim, which features distinctive 19-inch wheels and more aggressive front and rear bumpers.

Kia hasn't released any images of the car's interior, but it will be similar to other electric cars from the Korean brand, with a central screen and digital dashboard combined under a large glass panel.

“The Kia EV4 is a clear expression of our commitment to redefining mobility and pushing the boundaries of design. By offering both sedan and hatchback configurations, we are offering customers a unique experience of the modernity and practicality that define Kia’s electric vehicles, in ways that suit different lifestyles and needs,” said Kia executive vice president and global design chief Karim Habib.

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