6 stories tagged three-row-ev on EV Digest.
Car and Driver outlines expectations for the 2027 Kia EV9, examining projected pricing, trim levels, and feature updates for the popular three-row electric SUV. The upcoming model year is expected to retain the EV9's signature 800-volt fast-charging architecture, roomy cabin, and dual-motor all-wheel-drive configurations. Buyers can track key changes and performance metrics as Kia refines its flagship family hauler.
BMW is expanding its electric lineup upward with the upcoming iX7, a full-size, three-row luxury SUV scheduled to arrive around 2027. Positioned as an electric counterpart to the popular X7, the flagship model aims to deliver ultra-premium appointments and generous passenger space. The move targets a growing segment of family-sized luxury EVs currently contested by rivals like the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV and Cadillac Escalade IQ.
Lexus is preparing to enter the three-row electric SUV segment with the upcoming TZ, aiming to disrupt established competitors through competitive pricing. Projected to start around $64,050, the luxury EV could significantly undercut rivals like the Rivian R1S, Volvo EX90, and Lucid Gravity. If Lexus hits that target, the TZ could become one of the most accessible family-sized premium electric crossovers in North America.
BMW is finalizing development of its first three-row all-electric SUV, with recent spy photos offering a preview of the upcoming iX7. The full-size luxury hauler is engineered to bring zero-emission power and expansive seating to rival vehicles like the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV and Rivian R1S. An official unveiling is expected in the coming months as BMW broadens its electrified lineup.
Hyundai is preparing to launch its Ioniq 9, a three-row electric SUV that promises significant value in the rapidly growing family EV segment. While its Ioniq 5 sibling has garnered considerable attention, the Ioniq 9 aims to offer a compelling blend of space, features, and an attractive price point, potentially making it a standout choice for North American families needing more room.
Acura is reportedly developing a new three-row SUV, expected to debut as an electric vehicle by 2029. This new model will position Acura to directly compete with premium offerings like the Lexus TX, catering to the growing demand for spacious family EVs.
