I live along the Front Range of northern Colorado and travel into Denver occasionally. We have a ton of EV's here in general and pretty good infrastructure for charging already in place. I see other EV6's occasionally but not a lot. We went to Seattle last week and I swear I saw more EV6's in the week than I've seen in a year here? How often do you see fellow EV6 owners in your location?
I am at a Kia dealer in northern Colorado just having a slow leak on a tire repaired but the woman who checked me in mentioned a new recall for a moisture check? She said it would take a few hours so I'm not doing it today. I looked in the app, no recall mentioned at all? I'll try to get more details before I leave but she just said it's moisture related? ICCU moisture maybe?
I hit a small milestone today and snagged this pic. I live at 5k feet, travel up to 8-9k regularly, almost always in 1-pedal and Sport mode, in a '25 Wind AWD. Too many miles in under a year but it's been so solid for me. Numbers similar to what you see closer to sea level?
I know there are those who would never upgrade this software at any cost but after a couple months of having to close the prompt to install I took the chance. I've had my buds around a year now, they have been flawless up to now. Yes, they disconnect if I move past the end of my bed but reconnect just fine when I return.
The update took some time but no hiccups, no glitches, smooth like butta. The home page now has a Transfer button that I click when I wake and I was surprised how long the data dump took. All good, just a few minutes but I was expecting instant for some reason. The data is for trending purposes only for me, I'm not expecting exact details. But that said, it seems logically something in my head should be able to measure sleep better than something on my wrist? I think? 2 nights in and the data is interesting. The case measures temp, light, noise, and pressure? It's good being able to connect the thunder and multiple wake ups in the night or the delivery guy that goes by in the loud truck at 4am kinda thing.
I don't think they will change my life but the update was smooth and the data is interesting and I don't have to click past an upgrade screen every time I log in
I finally remembered to snap a pic or three of the range as I come back down from my cabin. I'm dropping down from around 8k feet and as you can see, it takes a long while before I even get a real number
I was at my cabin in the middle of nowhere and got a flat. Kia was brilliant, no problem dispatching a tow truck. I'd still rather have a spare but the service was impressive, they came to 8000 feet on dirt roads to get me