The South Korean carmaker has come up with this design study to demonstrate what electric vehicles are capable of off-road.
Compared to its ICE-powered counterpart, the prototype features extra ground clearance, 16-inch stainless-steel wheels painted white and 30-inch sand tires.
A large metal roof rack has convenient mounting points for two surfboards, there are additional lights all around, and a solar panel on the roof used to power some of the extra on-board equipment.
Powering the Kia Soul EV Boardmasters Edition is an electric system capable of 204 PS (201 hp / 150 kW) and 395 Nm (291 lb-ft) of torque. The driving range is not mentioned anywhere, but the battery capacity is given as 64 kilowatt-hours.
Inside, the rear seats make room for some extra luggage, and the floor is lined with wood.