Hm. Live in NH. Maybe I should.....
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Canadian Buyers, can order the GT-LINE
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The Canadian version of the US FE process itself was amazingly amateurish. It's a good thing for Kia the product looks so promising. 
I'll spare the reservation challenges because it would just come across as complaining. But unlike the US FE, we get no bonus perk and have zero information on the car except the colours they think might maybe be available (we had to pick our top 3 colour choices) and that it's going to be a "GT-Line" and be coming in "Spring 2022." No pricing, no specs, no features, nothing. Don't even know if they'll be AWD.
My dealer says the cars are conservatively due in May and pricing will be announced April (yikes) I'm hopeful they'll let us know sooner 🤞
I'll spare the reservation challenges because it would just come across as complaining. But unlike the US FE, we get no bonus perk and have zero information on the car except the colours they think might maybe be available (we had to pick our top 3 colour choices) and that it's going to be a "GT-Line" and be coming in "Spring 2022." No pricing, no specs, no features, nothing. Don't even know if they'll be AWD.
My dealer says the cars are conservatively due in May and pricing will be announced April (yikes) I'm hopeful they'll let us know sooner 🤞
I'm guessing that they will mostly be AWD. The Stinger is only available in AWD I believe.The Canadian version of the US FE process itself was amazingly amateurish. It's a good thing for Kia the product looks so promising.
I'll spare the reservation challenges because it would just come across as complaining. But unlike the US FE, we get no bonus perk and have zero information on the car except the colours they think might maybe be available (we had to pick our top 3 colour choices) and that it's going to be a "GT-Line" and be coming in "Spring 2022." No pricing, no specs, no features, nothing. Don't even know if they'll be AWD.
My dealer says the cars are conservatively due in May and pricing will be announced April (yikes) I'm hopeful they'll let us know sooner 🤞
Kia has confirmed the first Canadian batch will be AWD:
www.globenewswire.com
For most mfrs Canadian models differ enough from US models that you probably can't read too much into standard vs. available equipment, but the interior 120V plug for V2L is nice to see confirmed and I imagine will be in both markets.
The highly anticipated Kia EV6 set to make its Canadian debut
Kia Canada releases a portion of the first-production units for a special early reservation opportunity, all vehicles reserved in 25 minutesEV6 set to...
Impressive feat of selling all in 25 minutes given the website was basically down for the first 15 of that 😄
For most mfrs Canadian models differ enough from US models that you probably can't read too much into standard vs. available equipment, but the interior 120V plug for V2L is nice to see confirmed and I imagine will be in both markets.
Kia has confirmed the first Canadian batch will be AWD:
The highly anticipated Kia EV6 set to make its Canadian debut
Kia Canada releases a portion of the first-production units for a special early reservation opportunity, all vehicles reserved in 25 minutesEV6 set to...
Impressive feat of selling all in 25 minutes given the website was basically down for the first 15 of that 😄
For most mfrs Canadian models differ enough from US models that you probably can't read too much into standard vs. available equipment, but the interior 120V plug for V2L is nice to see confirmed and I imagine will be in both markets.
- Full LED rear lamps with built-in turn signal function, standard on all models
I’m reading this as the red indicators, like the US spec, that’s part of the taillights. I prefer the int’l version with amber indicators in the chrome hockey stick area.
They did specify some of the high level specs - including 'e-AWD'
See screenshot from the pre-order page.
News release from Kia Canada, not much new info here that isn't available elsewhere but confirms that most of the tricks and treats the car knows in other jurisdictions will be available in Canada:
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