Kia Niro

Kia Niro

Style The Kia Niro coveys a striking silhouette. Sculpted for the modern world, Kia’s all new hybrid utility vehicle (HUV) is designed with sophistication.

Described as a “crossover” by Auto Express, it features 16” or 18” alloy wheels and an aerodynamic body which will make it seem like you can glide through traffic. The signature tiger-nosed grille makes the Niro instantly recognisable as a Kia and provides a real road presence thanks to sharp curves and contours across the body. Enquire Now

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Drive The Kia Niro’s hybrid powertrain is unique, having been specifically designed for this model. It incorporates a 1.6 litre GDI engine with 6-speed dual clutch automatic transmission.

Combined with an almost silent lithium ion polymer battery which allows the Niro to travel up to three miles on electric power alone, at speeds of up to 70mph, the result is an estimated 50mpg and from just 88g/km CO2, making it better for you and the environment. Simultaneously, it provides a combined power of 146hp. And, even better, its design allows great manoeuvrability with the sports aesthetic removing some of the bulkiness associated with other hybrids. The Niro combines the best of both worlds to create a comfortable yet agile drive.

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Safety Innovative safety features such as Lane Departure Warning, Advanced Smart Cruise Control, and Autonomous Emergency Braking (all standard on the “First Edition” model) work to make your driving experience as protected as possible. Regenerative braking recovers energy to save you power, allowing you to travel even greater distances.