Kia's baby SUV will compete with the likes of the Mini Aceman and the Jeep Avenger
A camouflaged prototype of the upcoming Kia EV2 SUV was spotted testing in Europe The all-electric model has a similar stance but a slightly smaller footprint than the Kia EV3. According to Kia 's CEO, the EV2 will arrive in 2026, priced between €25k and €30k . If you assumed Kia ’s subcompact EV3 would be its smallest foray into the electric SUV segment, think again. These spy shots reveal that the Korean automaker is cooking up an even smaller EV, the Kia EV2, set for a 2026 release.
The prototype also rolls on smart-looking alloy wheels with a machined finish. Inside, the modern headrests on the seats are similar to the EV3, while we can see what appears to be a digital instrument cluster. While the rest of the dashboard remains covered, a separate infotainment display seems to protrude from the center—a shift from Kia’s usual single-panel screen setup. The Kia EV2 is expected to measure around 4,000 mm in length.
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