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2026 Kia EV9

Land AWD (99.8 kWh) • Charging Cost & Efficiency Profile

Usable Pack
99.8 kWh
EPA Range
280 mi
Efficiency
2.8 mi/kWh

Kia EV9 Charging Calculator

100% Client-Side Private • 2026 EPA & EIA Telemetry

CALIBRATED 2026
Battery: 99.8 kWh
Starting Battery Level 20%
Target Battery Level
80%
Energy needed: 45.0 kWh Range added: +186 mi
$
/kWh
Session Total Cost 90% L2 Efficiency
$16.25 for full session
Charge Time
5h 12m
Cost / Mile
$0.087/mi
Efficiency
90% AC
Session Cost Breakdown Est. Cost
Home L2 (This Session) $16.25
DC Fast Supercharge $20.54
Gas Vehicle (28 MPG ICE) $31.55
ICE Gas Baseline: 28 MPG @ $3.65/gal
Gas vs EV Fuel Savings 28 MPG @ $3.65/gal
Compared to average gas car, you save:
$1,280 / year
Save this session:
+$15.30 (48%)
Based on 12,000 miles/yr Full Payback Calculator →
EPA certified data for Kia EV9. 10% AC charging loss is modeled.
Kia EV9
20%→80% Save $15
Total Est.
$16.25

Factory Charging Specifications & Battery Telemetry (Kia OEM Specs)

Charge Connector NACS / CCS1
Max AC Level 2 11 kW
Max DC Supercharge 215 kW
Equivalent Gas MPG 22 MPG

Kia EV9 Full Charge Cost by US State

Grid energy draw: 88.7 kWh at 90% AC efficiency.

Alabama (AL)
$13.13
Off-Peak: $7.10
Alaska (AK)
$21.73
Off-Peak: $12.42
Arizona (AZ)
$12.60
Off-Peak: $6.65
Arkansas (AR)
$11.36
Off-Peak: $6.03
California (CA)
$28.83
Off-Peak: $14.64
Colorado (CO)
$13.40
Off-Peak: $7.10
Connecticut (CT)
$25.28
Off-Peak: $13.31
Delaware (DE)
$14.37
Off-Peak: $7.54
Long-term Financial Trajectory

Gasoline vs. DC Fast Charging vs. Home Charging (5-Year Horizon)

Annual Driving:
Home Level 2 (Off-Peak) Lowest Cost
$552 / yr
$0.046 / mile
5-Year Total: $2,760
100% DC Supercharge $0.42/kWh avg
$1,368 / yr
$0.114 / mile
5-Year Total: $6,840
Gas Vehicle (28 MPG) $3.45/gal avg
$1,478 / yr
$0.123 / mile
5-Year Total: $7,390

5-Year Net Fuel Savings at Home

By charging overnight compared to buying commercial gas

+$4,630 +$4,080 vs Supercharge
Cumulative Cost Curve ($ USD)
Home L2 DC Fast Gas Vehicle
$10,000 $7,500 $5,000 $2,500 $0 Start Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
Based on EIA electricity tariffs and EPA certified laboratory vehicle efficiency ratings.
ROI & Payback Analysis

Home Level 2 Charger Installation: How Fast Does It Pay for Itself?

Federal 30C Tax Credit: Up to 30% Off

1. Upfront Installation Investment

Level 2 Charger Unit (MSRP) $450
$
Electrician Labor & 240V Circuit Run $750
$

Typical US range: $500 (adjacent panel) to $1,200 (long conduit run).

Federal / Utility Rebate (30% IRA Credit) -$360
-$
Total Net Out-of-Pocket: $840

2. Payback Timeline & Annual Return

Break-even vs. 100% Supercharging Fastest Payback
10 Months

Save ~$80 - $110 every month compared to paying $0.42/kWh at commercial DC fast chargers.

Break-even vs. Gas Car Fuel Total Ownership
11 Months

After month 11, your charging station pays you back $900+ per year in pure savings for the remaining life of the house.

Federal IRA Section 30C: Up to 30% credit for EV charging installations in eligible census tracts (rural and non-urban areas). Many local utilities (e.g. PG&E, ConEd, Duke) also offer additional $250–$500 panel upgrade rebates.

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Frequently Asked Questions: Kia EV9

Q1: How much does it cost to charge a Kia EV9 from 20% to 80% at home?

At the national average electricity rate of $0.165/kWh, charging a Kia EV9 (99.8 kWh usable) from 20% to 80% requires approximately 66.5 kWh from the grid, costing roughly $10.98. On an off-peak overnight rate ($0.085/kWh), this drops to just $5.66.

Q2: How long does it take to charge a Kia EV9 with a Level 2 home charger?

With a standard 240V 40A / 9.6 kW Level 2 home charger, the Kia EV9 recovers roughly 28 to 38 miles of range per hour. A typical 20% to 80% overnight charge session takes roughly 6.9 hours.

Q3: What charging port does the 2026 Kia EV9 have?

The 2026 Kia EV9 is equipped with a factory NACS / CCS1 charging connector. It supports up to 11 kW on AC Level 2 and up to 215 kW on DC Fast Chargers.