Kia launches EV3 lease offer starting at $349 monthly with conditions
Kia has announced a lease offer for the EV3 electric SUV starting at $349 monthly for 24 months, though the deal is limited to the Wind FWD model requiring $3,999 due at signing. The base Light trim, priced at $29,890, currently has no available lease offers.
The new lease offer comes with specific terms that affect the effective monthly payment structure. The EV3 Wind FWD advertised at $349 monthly reaches an effective cost of $515 per month when accounting for the required $3,999 due at signing over the 24-month term. Kia also offers a separate lease option for the Wind AWD variant at $399 monthly under identical contract and down payment terms.
The EV3 entry price sits at $29,890 for the Light trim, featuring a single 201-horsepower electric motor and up to 221 miles of range from its 58.3 kWh battery. Higher trims utilize an 81.4 kWh battery delivering 321 miles of range, with all-wheel drive available for an additional $3,200 and combined output of 261 horsepower. The top-tier GT model reaches $45,890 with 288 horsepower and exclusive GT styling elements.
All trims include standard NACS charging port compatibility for Tesla Supercharger access. Interior features Kia's ccNC system combining approximately 30 inches of screen real estate, including dual 12.3-inch displays and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration. A 5-inch climate control display completes the setup. Fast charging enables the larger battery to reach 80% capacity in approximately 31 minutes.
Editorial takeaway
Kia has announced a lease offer for the EV3 electric SUV starting at $349 monthly for 24 months, though the deal is limited to the Wind FWD model requiring $3,999 due at signing. The base Light trim, priced at $29,890, currently has no available lease offers.
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