Niro EV: The Niro has a very familiar Kia infotainment setup, pairing two 12.3-inch screens in one curved panel. Thusly, our praise (and criticism) aligns with that of every other Kia the last two ...

Those taillights are awesome. Kia The Niro EV also uses the same setup as before, a 201-hp motor paired with a 64.8-kWh battery pack. But range has been increased to 253 miles, up from 239, helped ...

Kia fleshed out its Niro electrified crossover line with the 2019 Niro EV battery version following the hybrid for 2017 and plug-in hybrid for 2018. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

The Niro EV gets a 64.8-kwh battery pack and 201-hp electric motor. It can now charge its 64.8-kwh battery pack from 10% to 80% in less than 45 minutes—at up to 85 kw—or to full in less than ...

If you're feeling a little fancier, there's the $45,745 Niro EV Wave. This trim adds a whole host of creature comforts, like full vegan leather seats with ventilation, power-folding side mirrors ...

Full Disclosure: Kia flew me to San Diego, put me in an ocean-view Hyatt hotel/day spa/resort, and fed me while I got to drive all three flavors of the 2023 Kia Niro alongside a handful of other ...

(Full Disclosure: Kia wanted me to drive the new 2019 Niro EV so bad it flew me out to San Jose, let me drive the car to Santa Cruz, put me up in a hotel, and then sent me on a day-long ...

Niro EV: Kia has massaged the previous-gen Niro EV's powertrain for this second act. Battery capacity is a healthy 64.8 kilowatt-hours, with one electric motor on the front axle drawing power.

Kia unveiled the latest Niro compact crossover with full-electric and hybrid powertrains as the automaker and affiliate Hyundai seek to catch up in the EV market. The new Niro, an upgraded version ...

The Kia Niro EV we tested traveled 210 miles on a full charge on our 75-mph highway route, which is part of our extensive testing regimen, and that figure is only 19 miles shy of its 239-mile EPA ...

The 2019 Kia Niro EV prices haven’t been announced yet. The gasoline-only Niro starts at $23,490, and best estimates are that the EV will start at around $37,000.

The Niro EV is still eligible for the full $7,500 US tax credit, which phases out as more vehicles are sold. As of this writing, the Niro EV has not been rated for crashworthiness or safety features.