Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
204 ps
transmission
Automatic E-Shift (SBW)
Number Of Seats
5
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
204 ps
transmission
Automatic E-Shift (SBW)
Number Of Seats
5
Drivetrain Type
FWD

Kia Sportage
Starting from
AED 136,000

Kia K5
Starting from
AED 117,495

Kia Sorento
Starting from
AED 145,950

Kia Seltos
Starting from
AED 99,750

Kia Optima
Starting from
AED 140,000

Kia Telluride
Starting from
AED 183,750

Kia Carnival
Starting from
AED 199,500

Kia Picanto
Starting from
AED 64,050
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The Kia EV3 is a compact all-electric SUV that brings the brand's full EV expertise down into a more accessible price bracket — making it one of the more genuinely affordable long-range electric options in the UAE market. Prices start from AED 136,395.
Being fully electric, the EV3 produces no tailpipe emissions and delivers up to 204 ps of output. The entry variant 2WD Short Range G014-11 uses a shorter-range battery pack and represents the most accessible way into the EV3 lineup. Stepping up to the 2WD Long Range K567-13 extends the driving range significantly — the meaningful upgrade for buyers who want to cover longer distances between charges without anxiety. Both variants are front-wheel drive and benefit from Kia's refined cabin design and a wide digital interface carried over from the larger EV6 and EV9.
Pros: the EV3 punches well above its price in interior quality — the dashboard layout and materials feel closer to a premium segment car than an entry-level EV. The long-range variant's battery capacity is genuinely competitive at this price point, reducing the range anxiety that has held back EV adoption in the region. Cons: as a newer nameplate, long-term residual data for the EV3 itself is limited, and UAE charging infrastructure outside major cities still demands planning for longer trips. The short-range variant may feel restrictive for buyers who regularly travel between emirates.
The EV3 is estimated to retain somewhere in the region of 50% of its value after five years — broadly in line with the compact electric SUV segment, where rapid battery technology development tends to weigh on used values across most brands.
Buyers also considering the EV3 often look at rivals in the broader compact electric and efficient SUV space. The comparables field here reflects cross-shopping patterns rather than direct segment rivals — the EV3's combination of range, interior quality, and price point makes it a credible alternative to premium options for buyers prioritising running costs and technology.