# Sell or trade in your Kia for more in 2026 Get an offer and sell quickly, without the hassle by Recurrent’s EV Experts Don’t have your Vin? [Enter your license plate >](https://app.recurrentauto.com/vehicles/evaluate) ## Sell your Kia model with Recurrent The EV6’s 800-volt fast charging, the EV9’s three rows, and Kia’s 10-year / 100,000-mile battery warranty make these strong used EVs when you sell to a buyer who understands them. Recurrent’s battery scientists connect you with dealers who do, and sellers with a Recurrent Report earn $1,400 more on average. .png) #### EV6 - Battery: 58 or 77.4 kWh - Range: Up to 310 mi - Details: 800-volt architecture and 350 kW fast charging .png) #### EV6 GT - Battery: 77.4 kWh - Range: Up to 206 mi - Details: The 576-horsepower performance halo. #### Niro EV - Battery: 64.8 kWh - Range: Up to 253 mi - Details: Kia’s most affordable used EV, reliable, high demand. .png) #### EV9 - Battery: 76 or 99.8 kWh - Range: Up to 300 mi - Details: A rare affordable three-row electric SUV. ### **What drives the price of a used Kia EV** A used EV6, Niro EV, or EV9 with verified battery health is regularly worth more than a generic KBB or Edmunds quote. Those tools don’t price the EV6’s 800-volt architecture and fast charging, the EV9’s three-row practicality, or the years left on Kia’s battery warranty. Three things give Kia EVs a real edge: - The EV6 runs an 800-volt platform, so it charges at up to 350 kW. Most used EVs can’t. - Kia’s 10-year / 100,000-mile battery warranty transfers to the next owner, and a car still inside it sells for measurably more. - The EV9 is one of the few affordable three-row electric SUVs on the used market, so supply is tight and demand is high. #### Battery health and warranty matter most The EV6 and EV9 share Kia’s E-GMP platform. The EV6 uses a 58 kWh or 77.4 kWh pack, and the EV9 uses a 76 kWh or 99.8 kWh pack. The Niro EV uses a separate 64.8 kWh pack. All are covered by Kia’s 10-year / 100,000-mile battery warranty, one of the strongest in the segment and a real selling point on any car still inside it. A Recurrent Report documents your specific car’s range so a buyer doesn’t have to guess. #### Sell or trade in your Kia EV A Kia dealer will take your EV6, Niro EV, or EV9 as a trade toward another Kia, with a sales-tax credit in most states. But franchise trade-in tools vary widely on used EVs and often lean on generic auction data that doesn’t reward 800-volt charging, three-row practicality, or your remaining battery warranty. A Recurrent offer gives you a real number to weigh against the trade. #### Ready to sell your Kia? ###### Enter your VIN to get your offer Don’t have your Vin? [Enter your license plate >](https://app.recurrentauto.com/vehicles/evaluate) ### FAQ ##### **What is my Kia EV6 worth in 2026?** It depends most on battery (58 versus 77.4 kWh Long Range), trim, mileage, and verified battery health. Long Range RWD cars with strong range data and remaining warranty bring the most. ##### **Does my Kia’s remaining battery warranty matter for resale?** Yes. Kia’s 10-year / 100,000-mile battery warranty transfers to the next owner, and a car still inside it sells for measurably more. Surface the in-service date and mileage in your listing. ##### **What is my Kia EV9 worth?** The EV9 is one of the few affordable three-row electric SUVs, so used supply is tight and EV specialists are actively buying. A Recurrent offer typically beats a generic trade-in quote. ##### **Should I sell my Niro EV or trade it in?** Niro EVs hold value well because they are Kia’s most affordable used EV and demand is high. Trading in earns a tax credit in most states. Selling to an EV specialist usually clears more cash. ##### **How fast can I get an offer on my Kia EV?** Most offers come back within an hour during business hours.