The all-new Kia Niro Make way for wonderful

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A bold way to go green

The New Kia Niro Self-Charging Hybrid is made for all those who want to do their bit for the environment without compromising on power or great looks. The combination of combustion engine and electric motor makes for a fun driving experience whilst keeping emissions to a minimum. 

Efficient & engaging

The Niro Hybrid employs a sophisticated parallel hybrid system, greatly reducing emissions on everyday journeys yet still offering great flexibility. Plus, it has fully-independent front and rear suspension and a slick-shifting six-speed double-clutch transmission, for the perfect balance between on-road comfort and driver engagement.

Smarter features and more space. For an enhanced drive

The fully revamped Niro cabin gets everything right - from the upscale details and finishes to the spacious dimensions and many innovative technologies designed with two things in mind: your comfort and enjoyment. This is the kind of interior even living legends feel right at home in.

Plenty of space. Endless flexibility

Inside the cabin, each Niro is built with space, comfort and crossover versatility in mind. This translates directly into ample head, shoulder and legroom for both the driver and passengers. Plus, an unusually large cargo capacity in the trunk with flexible storage space. Helping you keep your options wide open on every journey - with plenty of room and clever ways to configure it.

In terms of how you use it, a self-charging hybrid car works just like a conventional car - there is no need to plug in, simply fill up with petrol at the pumps, and off you go! So what does hybrid mean? It’s pretty simple, along with a petrol or diesel engine, hybrid cars also have an electric motor that is powered by a small battery. The aim of the electric motor is to assist the engine and occasionally drive very short distances on battery power - as opposed to driving long distances on battery power alone as a plug-in hybrid or a battery-electric vehicle would.

The battery is charged by recovering energy that would otherwise be wasted - when slowing down for example. The battery then feeds this energy to the electric motor to help with acceleration or to drive the car at low speeds. This means lower emissions, better fuel economy and more money to spend on the things you enjoy. Great!

A plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) works in a similar way to a self-charging hybrid, there is a petrol engine combined with an electric motor and a battery. In a plug-in hybrid, the battery is much larger than in a self-charging hybrid. This means the car is able to travel around 30 miles on battery power alone - more than enough for the UK average daily commute - but it can also call on the petrol engine for longer trips.

Like a self-charging hybrid, the battery can be charged whilst driving, but for the full benefit, you will need to plug in. Charging a PHEV should take less than three hours. Put this all together and you can enjoy miles of low-cost, all-electric driving while still having a petrol engine for those rare long distance trips. Perfect.

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