Both the TeslaModelY and KiaEV6 are at the top of the EV game, but which is the better car? We put them head-to-head to find out.
The Tesla Model Y is one of the most popular EVs on the market, thanks to its generous size, support for Tesla’s excellent charging infrastructure, and great interior tech. But while other carmakers have traditionally played catchup with Tesla, these days there are plenty of alternatives to the Model Y — like the Kia EV6.
Related Exterior Perhaps the most immediately obvious difference between the cars is their exterior designs. The Model Y has a more traditional Tesla look, with a tallish body, pronounced wheel arches, and a sloped rear window. If you’ve seen a Tesla of any kind before, you’ll recognize the design language. It’s a good-looking car, to be sure, but after years and years of Teslas mostly looking the same, it doesn’t necessarily feel all that unique anymore.
Battery and charging Of course, a big part of any discussion about EVs is always battery and charging. The EV6 is a little more traditional, but Kia has put a lot of effort into improving its infotainment experience. Right now, the EV6’s software is pretty easy to navigate, with an app-like layout. Unlike the Tesla, the EV6 also supports CarPlay and Android Auto.
While the Tesla Model Y Performance can get from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 3.5 seconds, the EV6 GT steps that up to only 3.2 seconds. Now, you probably shouldn’t base your buying decision on that difference — these are both superfast cars. AThe base models are a bit further apart. The Model Y Long Range hits 60 mph in 4.8 seconds, while the EV6 Wind takes over 6 seconds.
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