2026 KGM Musso EV: 9 issues we like


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The menace that electrical utes would ‘take the weekend away’ has been disproved in a single fell swoop by this, the all-new KGM Musso EV.

It’s a cornerstone of the Korean automaker’s revamped mannequin lineup and rising vary of electrical automobiles, and solely the second battery-powered dual-cab ute out there in Australia.

Listed below are 9 issues we like in regards to the KGM Musso EV.

The worth is correct

The KGM Musso EV is obtainable in two grades: a single-motor, front-wheel drive variant priced from simply $60,000 drive-away, and a twin-motor all-wheel drive flagship priced from solely $64,000 drive-away.

The one-motor model may also be had with an upgraded Black Edge bundle for an additional $2000 that provides – as you’d anticipate – black exterior highlights, plus a darkish woodgrain sprint insert, and leather-based and suede seat and inside trim.

Now, that positions the Musso EV not less than $30k cheaper than the one different totally electrical dual-cab ute out there in Australia for the time being, the LDV eT60.

It’s additionally extra inexpensive than the brand new breed of plug-in hybrid (PHEV) options such because the BYD Shark 6 (from $57,900 earlier than on-road prices), Ford Ranger (from $71,990 plus on-roads), and the GWM Cannon Alpha (from $61,490 drive-away).