Might Stinger Get Replaced By This Kia EV6 Render?

by AutoExpert   |  21 June, 2021

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Kia Stinger propelled the car brand from almost zero to hero in the auto industry, so it is only natural to wonder what would an electric player from Kia would look like? Antoine Crobe went from wondering to doing and realized this amazing EV6 render.

Now a few words about Crobe. He has been ICONA Design Group’s and his spare time has been dedicated to creating a Kia digital concept. The project brings sexy and beautiful proportions to a four-door sports sedan and represents Crobe’s 3D modeling talent put to test. 

The EV6 Coupe comes as a big-sized four-doors tourer, featuring both bespoke elements, as well as the Korean design enhanced to extremes. There is a full-width light bar on the car’s front, combined with several LEDs that seem to be slightly hidden. The bumper finishes in dynamic lines, bigger intakes, and several more openings leaving the air out.

On the opposite side, you’ll see another full-width LED bar, similar to the one on the EV6 hatchback. It continues in a big diffuser with brake lights on it. Seems that Crobe envisioned it in carbon fiber. The rear window is small, however, creating some drama when compared to the huge panoramic sunroof.

On the lateral, Crobe has given his concept an aerodynamic silhouette, enhanced by muscular fenders and quite a long wheelbase. The windshields have been severely inclined, while the windows, which have no frames, connect to them, emphasizing the transparent A-pillars. Notice the side intakes that seem to embrace the emphasized side sills.

As for performances, Crobe sees this EV6 Coupe running on the Electric-Global Modular Platform, which delivers 577 hp (430 kW / 585 PS) and a torque of 546 lb-ft (740 Nm). The car would have all-wheel drive and a range of up to 252 miles (405 km). These figures would enable the concept car to reach the first 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds, with a top speed of 260 km/h. 

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