Engine Capacity Rating
88 kWh
Fuel Economy Rating
720 km
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
215 BHP
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5 seater
Earth Long Range
AED 229,950
Engine Assembly
88 kWh
Odometer Mileage
720 km
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
215 BHP
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5 seater
Engine Torque Output
310 Nm
Engine Capacity Rating
88 kWh
Acceleration Performance
9 sec
Drivetrain Type
All Wheel Drive
cylinders
Single

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Sized between the EV3 and the EV9, the EV5 is the family-shaped electric Kia — a square-shouldered five-seater with a flat floor and a long-range battery, sold in the UAE in one comprehensively equipped form.
How much does the Kia EV5 cost in the UAE?
AED 229,950 for the Earth Long Range, with no lesser version beneath it. That single price covers the 88 kWh battery, all-wheel drive, 5 seats and a 12.3-inch display, which is why there is no options conversation to have — the specification decision was made before the car reached the showroom.
Kia EV5 or Tesla Model Y?
The EV5 is the better family car of the two: a more practical square cabin, a more conventional interior with actual switches, and a dealer network with physical workshops you can drive to. The Tesla Model Y is quicker, has the more mature charging story and the stronger software. If an electric car is not the requirement, the Kia Sportage covers the same family duties for far less money.
What does a Kia EV5 cost to run in the UAE?
Cheaply, and predictably. Up to 490 km on a charge means most weeks involve no public charging at all, and home charging overnight is how the car is designed to be used. There is no oil, no gearbox service and very little brake wear, and the warranty of five years or 150,000 km stays with the vehicle when it changes hands. Al Majid Motors handles the high-voltage work from Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.
How well does the Kia EV5 hold its value?
Modelled retention is about 50% at five years and 66% at three, within a point of the Korean average here — normal rather than remarkable, and reasonable for an electric SUV whose second-hand market is still forming. Treat that as a starting point and not a valuation: on any individual car the remaining high-voltage warranty and the battery's measured condition move the price much further than the model average does.
What should you check on a used EV5?
The battery, and specifically its state of health rather than the odometer reading — a high-mileage car that has been charged sensibly at home is in better condition than a low-mileage one that has lived on rapid chargers. Ask for the charging history, confirm the remaining battery warranty, and have the tyres checked, because the weight of an electric SUV wears them faster than most owners expect.
Decide whether the range covers your week, then read the report on the individual car. Do the same on the used Kias listed now if a shorter warranty is a trade you can live with.