I Drove My Kia EV6 83,000 Miles... Do I Regret Buying It?

After buying my 2022 Kia EV6 GT-Line brand new and putting over 83,000 miles on the odometer, the new-car smell is long gone. In this long-term EV review, I’m giving you the unfiltered truth about what it’s actually like to live with a high-mileage electric car. Does a Kia EV actually hold up over time, or do I completely regret my purchase? We cover everything you need to know if you're looking to buy a new or used EV6: • Real-World Battery Range vs. Advertised EPA Estimates • Battery Degradation and Charging Schedules (Public Charging vs. Home) • How many sets of tires this car actually chews through • Maintenance costs, unexpected issues, and what I love about it If you're wondering about long-term EV reliability, this is the real data you've been looking for. 👇 TIMESTAMPS 👇 0:00 - Introduction: 83,000 Miles Later 1:15 - Why I Chose the EV6 GT-Line 2:30 - Advertised Range vs. Real World Reality 4:15 - Charging Schedules & Public Infrastructure 6:00 - The Tire Issue (How often do you replace them?) 7:45 - What Broke? (Maintenance & Unexpected Costs) 9:30 - Do I Regret Buying It? (Final Verdict)