There is only one model year and there are some notable changes to the EV6 lined up. What matters is the addition of the high-performance GT with 576 hp. It will start at $62,695. But at the other end of the line is a higher base price due to the removal of the entry-level Light trim. So, the effective base price of the EV6 increases by $7,100 to $49,795.
That’s a huge increase in the base price, but the new entry-level model, the Wind, offers significantly more than the Light. It has 225 hp in rear-wheel drive guise instead of the Light’s 167 hp, and it has a capacity of 77.4 kWh. the battery pack with 310 mile range (RWD) versus a 58 kWh battery with 232 mile range. And Wind trim is a much smaller jump in price of $1,000 compared to last year.
In fact, the entire EV6 line is up $1,000 in price from last year. The feature set hasn’t really changed, although the Wind RWD can now be optionally included with a safety feature package that includes surround and blind-spot view cameras as well as remote front and rear parking controls. All EV6s also receive free 1,000 kWh charging at Electrify America stations. Full pricing for the EV6 series is detailed below.
The EV6 GT of course comes with plenty of performance upgrades besides the 576hp and 545 pound-feet of torque. It also has an electronically adjustable suspension, an electronically controlled rear limited-slip differential, 21-inch wheels and light sport seats.
- Wind RWD: $49,795
- Wind AWD: $53,695
- GT-Line RWD: $53,995
- GT-Line AWD: $58,695
- GT: $62,695
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