Used Kia e-Niro for sale

What types of used Kia e-Niro are there?

Available new between 2019 and 2022, the Kia e-Niro is the electric version of the hybrid Niro variants. It was renamed as the Niro EV for the second generation in 2022.

Popular Kia e-Niro trims

Kia’s trim levels make a lot of sense because, for the most part, they follow a sensible numerical order. The higher the number, the more kit you get.

> Kia e-Niro ‘2’ - the 2 is the cheapest variant with mod-cons like adaptive cruise control and keyless go

> Kia e-Niro ‘3’ - Mid-spec 3 model with a few extras, like a heated steering wheel and a wireless phone charger

> Kia e-Niro ‘4’ - High-spec 4 car beneath the range-topping 4+, with heated front and rear seats, cooled front seats and front parking sensors

Kia e-Niro history

The Niro was first introduced in 2016, but the e-Niro didn’t come along until 2019. It stayed on sale until the second-generation Kia Niro arrived in 2022.

> Kia e-Niro (2019-2022) - With almost identical looks to the regular Niro, the e-Niro doesn’t scream eco-warrior, but it comes packed with tech

What features does the Kia e-Niro have?

All models come with the essentials, such as air-conditioning, adaptive cruise control, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, rear parking sensors and a reversing camera.

Higher-spec models, as well as newer cars, add plenty of upgrades, including a bigger infotainment system and uprated speakers.

Top-of-the-line 4 and 4+ cars include things you’d only usually expect in more premium models, like cooled front seats and more advanced safety systems.

Is the Kia e-Niro reliable?

Just like any other Kia, the e-Niro benefits from Kia’s excellent seven-year/100,000-mile warranty. Thankfully, the battery is also included in that coverage.

Electric cars have fewer moving parts compared to combustion engines, so there’s less to go wrong. Kia is also maintaining its reputation for reliability with the e-Niro so far.

How much does the Kia e-Niro cost to run?

There are two battery sizes available for the Kia e-Niro – a small 39kWh unit capable of a claimed 180 miles and a much larger 64kWh pack which promises around another 100 miles.

If you have access to cheap off-peak electricity rates, you could save hundreds in fuel compared with a petrol or diesel crossover over the year.

Who is the Kia e-Niro suitable for?

The Kia e-Niro is an excellent pick for growing families who need space in the back, and enough storage in the boot for all the kit that comes with having a family.

It shares parts with the Hyundai Kona Electric, but the e-Niro is slightly bigger. You could also consider the BYD Atto 3 or Peugeot e-2008.