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Kia Gears Up for 2026 Launch of Syros EV with Level-2 ADAS and 30-inch Display
The Kia Syros EV, an electric version of the Kia Syros, could soon launch in the Indian market. Anticipation has risen after it was recently spotted at a charging station. It is expected to feature more features than the ICE version and offer a battery pack with a range of 400 km. It is expected to launch in 2026.
The Kia Syros recently entered the sub-4 meter SUV sector in the Indian market with its bold design and premium features. Not long ago, the electric variant was captured getting charged at a charging station, raising the expectations of the arrival of the EV version of Syros.
Kia will be working on the Syros EV. It will be fully derived from the ICE Syros model, just like the Carens Clavis and Carens Clavis EV. Its name could be Syros EV or Syros Electric. A test model of the Syros EV has been spotted in South Korea, charging at a charging station. It is fully camouflaged. Its alloy wheel design and shape of its B and C pillars make it unmistakable. Based on this, it's likely the Syros EV will feature the same wheels as the ICE version. The charging port is located on the front left, which will require a little more planning for charging while parking.
The Kia Syros EV is expected to have more features than the ICE version. It could include fog lights, rain-sensing wipers, a cooled glovebox, and rear ventilated seats (backrests). Additionally, it's expected that the Kia Syros EV will have slightly more features than the ICE model. Features like fog lights, rain-sensing wipers, a cooled glovebox, and rear ventilated seats (backrests) could be added. It could also include a 30-inch Trinity Display dashboard (two 12.3-inch and one 5-inch displays), Level-2 ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System), a 360-degree camera, a dashcam, and a panoramic sunroof.
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The Kia Syros EV is expected to launch in the Indian market in 2026. It is expected to feature a battery pack of approximately 40 kWh, which is expected to provide a range of approximately 400 km on a single charge. It is expected to have a single-motor drivetrain and disc brakes on all four wheels, similar to the ICE version.
