Used Kia electric SUV for sale

What types of Kia electric SUVs are there?

Kia knows two things about British drivers – we love SUVs more than any other car type on the roads, but we’re also willing to experiment with electric powertrains, be it for performance or lower running costs.

As such, Kia has a number of electric SUVs for sale, ranging from compact crossovers that maximise efficiency all the way up to a huge, 2.5-tonne seven-seater with genuine space for seven tall adults.

> Crossovers

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> Seven-seaters

Popular Kia electric SUVs

Kia started its electric journey with the e-Niro (later Niro EV), which takes on that popular form factor of a compact crossover.

Since then, we’ve seen plenty of new EV-branded models, such as the EV6, EV9, and then the EV3.

> Kia Niro EV

> Kia EV6

> Kia EV9

What are Kia electric SUVs like to drive?

Kia’s electric SUVs for sale offer comfortable rides with smooth acceleration – there are no gears to worry about, so power delivery is consistent.

Electric motors offer instant torque response, which means even the slowest used Kia electric SUV will feel spritely around town, particularly from a standing start.

If you fancy a bit more performance, consider a GT model like the EV6 GT, which can get to 62mph in 3.5 seconds.

Petrol, diesel or Kia electric SUVs?

Choosing between traditional fuel vehicles and Kia’s electric SUVs for sale depends on what’s important to you, like environmental impact, running costs and performance.

Petrol models are great around town where they’re quiet and refined, while diesel models can offer superior MPG on longer motorway trips.

Consider a used Kia electric SUV for sale if you rarely do more than 200-400 miles in one go, but even if you need to do a longer trip, you can generally top up to 80% in around 30 minutes thanks to advanced battery tech, like 800V electrics.

Who are Kia electric SUVs suitable for?

Kia’s electric SUV lineup caters to a broad audience simply because there are so many models. Pick a compact model like the EV3 or Niro EV if you’ve got a small family and want something slightly bigger and more practical than a hatchback.

The EV6 feels more car-like to drive, but it offers a lot of room for growing families. Even bigger families might want to consider the seven-seat EV9.

Buying an electric SUV from Kia is also a great choice for the adventurous types – with vehicle-to-load (V2L) tech on many models, your car becomes a giant power bank, great for camping trips.