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I Leased A Kia EV6 For $137 A Month, And I Still Went EV After Incentives Disappeared

My $137 Kia EV6 lease was hard to beat. With EV incentives gone, here's how home charging, used prices and financing shaped my next electric car purchase.

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I Leased A Kia EV6 For $137 A Month, And I Still Went EV After Incentives Disappeared
My $137 Kia EV6 lease was hard to beat. With EV incentives gone, here's how home charging, used prices and financing shaped my next electric car purchase.
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