I’ve had a few minor issues with my EV6, nothing major, but enough to make me question the reliability. A couple of times the infotainment system has frozen and I’ve also experience some trouble with the power liftgate. But Kia's been good about fixing things under warranty.

When I first read about it though, I was quite skeptical, but after test driving the EV6 I was genuinely impressed. It's sharp handling and the car feels much smaller, much more agile than it looks. It’s no Porsche, but for a family EV, it’s actually surprisingly fun.

Everything is okay, but not amazing. What Kia offers is definitely better than what it did a few years ago, but it still lags behind some competitors. The navigation isn't perfect and I've seen occasional lag. However, the integration with Android Auto is a seamless one.

I have three kids, and I was skeptical, but the EV6 was more practical than I thought it would be. The back flat floor is great for kids and the materials look durable enough to survive spills and messes. My only complaint is that there is not much to see out the rear window.

I’ve been keeping tabs on my range, and after 15,000 miles, I’m averaging about 5% less than EPA rating. On road trips with mostly highway fast chargers the range is spot on with what’s advertised for high speed charging, but…