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The Kia EV9 is a fully electric three-row SUV that seats six or seven, with up to 305 miles of range. Book a Kia EV9 SUV rental and bring the whole crew — nobody gets stuck with the leftover seat. Browse every Kia rental on Turo to find the trim that fits your trip.
On Turo, you book your EV9 from a local vehicle owner and arrange pickup or delivery that fits your plans. Pick your dates, choose your spot, and you're set.
EV9 specs
Range
305 miles
Horsepower
379 hp
Seats
7
Battery
99.8 kWh
The EV9's dual-motor AWD setup delivers 379 hp and up to 516 lb-ft of torque, so this three-row SUV moves with real urgency. Steering-wheel paddles let you adjust regenerative braking as you drive — dial it up in town and ease off on the open highway.
The EV9 charges 10–80% in about 24 min on the large battery pack at a DC fast charger. The smaller pack gets there in about 20 min, so both versions top up in under 30 min. That's just enough time to grab a coffee, stretch your legs, and check the next stretch of your route.
The 2027 EV9 also comes standard with a NACS port, so you can plug straight into compatible fast chargers. Plug in, recharge, and get back to the drive while the back row is still debating the playlist.
The EV9 seats six or seven across three rows, depending on the trim. Light and Wind trims come standard with a seven-seat bench, while Land and GT-Line trims switch to a six-seat layout with captain's chairs. Either way, you've got room for the whole group and their gear.
Tri-zone climate comes standard, so different parts of the cabin can each set their own temperature — no more thermostat standoffs. The hands-free power liftgate opens when your arms are full of luggage, groceries, or beach chairs. It's a small touch you'll appreciate at the airport curb and the vacation rental driveway alike.
The EV9 gives families and groups a fully electric, full-size SUV with room to spread out — and it doesn't break the bank. It's made for family road trips and group getaways, with three rows of seating and up to 305 miles of range. The Land trim can tow up to 5,000 lbs, and you'll find even more electric vehicle rentals on Turo for every kind of trip.


The EV9 pairs polygonal design, a tech-forward cockpit, and standard driver assistance in one three-row package.
Kia calls the EV9's look a "polygonal design language," and you'll spot it from across the parking garage. Triangular fender structures and geometric wheel arches give the SUV a crisp, sculpted stance. Sharp angles and clean surfaces make this three-row EV look as modern as it drives.
On the GT-Line trim, 21-in wheels sharpen the profile even further and fill out those geometric arches. The result is a family SUV with real presence — the kind you'll want in the background of your trip photos. Pull up to the beach house, a downtown hotel, or a family reunion, and the EV9 makes a confident first impression.
The EV9 puts two 12.3-in screens front and center — a digital instrument cluster and a touchscreen. A separate 5-in screen handles climate controls, so temperature tweaks don't interrupt your map or your music.
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard, so your playlists, podcasts, and navigation apps follow you into the cabin. A wireless charging pad keeps your phone topped up without a tangle of cords. On the GT-Line trim, a head-up display puts key driving info in your line of sight. That means your eyes stay on the road while the details stay within view.
The 2027 EV9 comes standard with Kia's Drive Wise suite of driver assistance tech. It includes forward collision warning with pedestrian and cyclist detection, automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, lane-following assist, and blind-spot intervention.
Highway Driving Assist 2 also comes standard. It's a hands-on system, so you keep your hands on the wheel while it lends support on long highway stretches. On the Wind trim and above, a 360-degree camera gives you a full view around the SUV. That extra visibility helps in tight parking garages, crowded curbs, and unfamiliar driveways — handy when you're steering a three-row SUV through a new city.

A little prep goes a long way with an EV9 — check the trim, plan your charging, and know how pricing works before you book.
EV9 trims differ in range and seating, so check the listing before you book. The Light Standard trim covers 230 miles, and the Light Long Range reaches 305 miles. The Wind, Land, and GT-Line trims land between 280 and 283 miles.
Seating varies too. Light and Wind trims come standard with seven seats, while Land and GT-Line trims seat six. Comparing options? Browse more spacious SUV rentals on Turo.
Plan your charging and use the EV9's regen controls to get the most from every mile.
Use the steering-wheel paddles to adjust regenerative braking as traffic changes.
Plan DC fast-charging stops ahead of longer drives, since a 10–80% charge takes under 30 min.
Plug into compatible fast chargers through the standard NACS port.
Return the EV9 with the same charge level it had at pickup.
EV9 rental prices on Turo vary by trim, location, and trip dates, and local vehicle owners set their own rates. Check listings in your destination to compare prices across trims. Planning a longer stay? Many listings offer weekly or monthly discounts, so a long-term car rental can lower your daily cost.
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You need a valid driver's license and approval in the Turo app to rent an EV9. Once you're approved, you can book an EV9 from a local vehicle owner.
No. A standard valid driver's license is all you need to drive an EV9.
Age minimums vary by vehicle and location. Check the EV9 listing for its age requirements before you book.
You'll see protection options at checkout in the Turo app when you book your EV9. Choose the option that fits your trip.
Often, yes. Many listings on Turo offer weekly or monthly discounts, so check the EV9 listing for its discount details.
Yes. You can book an EV9 for weeks or months through long-term rentals on Turo.
It depends on the listing. Each EV9 listing shows its mileage limits, so check them before you book a long road trip.
Yes. You can add drivers to your EV9 trip in the Turo app.
Plug the EV9 into a DC fast charger through its standard NACS port. It charges 10–80% in about 24 min on the large battery pack. Before you return the EV9, charge it back to the level it had at pickup.
* Any personal insurance you may have that covers damage to the host’s vehicle would kick in before your protection plan, except in limited situations for trips booked in Maryland, but this protects your own wallet. In the US, liability insurance is provided under a policy issued to Turo by Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company. Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. The policy does not provide coverage for damage to a host’s vehicle.
For questions or information about the third party liability insurance for trips in the US, consumers in Maryland and the licensed states listed here may contact Turo Insurance Agency at (415) 508-0283 or claims@turo.agency. For questions about how damage to a host’s vehicle is handled, visit the Turo Support site. When a trip is booked in the state of Washington, physical damage to the host’s vehicle is covered by insurance purchased by Turo, but the Turo insurance does not change the contractual responsibilities of hosts or guests with respect to physical damage to a host’s vehicle.