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    2024 Kia Niro

    2024 Kia Niro
    Variants
    7
    Price Range
    $44,930 - $72,360
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    Fuel Efficiency4 / 100km
    ANCAP Rating5-star
    Warranty7 years
    Kia
    2024 Kia Niro
    Fuel Efficiency
    4 / 100km
    ANCAP Rating
    5-star
    Warranty
    7 years
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    About the Kia Niro

    The 2023 Kia Niro is back for a second generation in Australia, and we’re not years behind relative to the rest of the world this time around.

    The new Niro hybrid (HEV) and electric vehicle (EV) are touching down in Australia hot on the heels of their launches in Europe and Korea, with a new look, new interior technology, and revised powertrains.

    It’s also the first car to feature the Kia Connect suite of connected services.

    We won’t be getting the plug-in hybrid at launch, with Kia instead focusing on the more popular hybrid (which will take on the Toyota Corolla Cross) and the electric vehicle (which will help ease demand on the EV6).

    The electric variant also crosses over on price with the bigger, higher-tech EV6.

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    Kia Niro Range Guide

    Which variant of the Kia Niro range is best for you?

    Standard equipment in the Kia Niro HEV S includes:

    • 16-inch alloy wheels
    • 4.2-inch colour trip computer
    • 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system
    • Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
    • DAB+ digital radio, AM/FM tuner
    • Dual-zone climate control
    • Automatic headlights
    • Cloth and artificial leather trim
    • Six-way powered driver’s seat
    • Powered, auto-folding exterior mirrors
    • Halogen headlights with LED daytime running lights
    • Urethane steering wheel
    • Single rear map pocket
    • Adaptive cruise control with stop/go

    The Niro EV S adds:

    • 17-inch alloy wheels
    • V2L interior three-pin plug
    • 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster
    • Rain-sensing wipers
    • Gloss two-tone grille with central charge plug
    • Leather-trimmed steering wheel
    • Paddle shifters (to control regen)
    • Push-button start

    The Niro HEV GT-Line adds:

    • 18-inch alloy wheels
    • Keyless entry and start
    • 10.25-inch central touchscreen
    • 10.0-inch head-up display
    • Factory satellite navigation
    • Wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
    • Remote smart park assist
    • Kia Connect app connectivity
    • Artificial leather seat trim
    • Heated, ventilated front seats
    • Gloss black exterior mirror trim
    • LED headlights and fog lights
    • Rear privacy glass
    • Laminated front door glass
    • Metal scuff plates, pedals
    • Gloss black interior trim highlights
    • Front ambient lighting
    • Wireless phone charger
    • Dual rear map pockets
    • Two-tone paint options

    The Niro EV GT-Line adds:

    • 17-inch alloy wheels
    • Exterior V2L capability
    • LED interior lighting
    • Eight-speaker Harman/Kardon sound system

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    Interior

    Photos and Images of the Kia Niro Interior

    The process of getting into and starting the Niro S requires you to fish the key fob from your pocket and press a button, and starting (in silence due to the e-motor) requires you twist the key in an ignition barrel – feels a bit old hat in 2023!

    At least the side mirrors automatically fold in and out when you lock and unlock.

    The cloth and synthetic leather seats struck me as flat in the base and therefore lacking thigh support in corners, although they do move electrically, and alongside the telescopic wheel column allow people of most shapes and sizes to find an ergonomically friendly position.

    The design is quite interesting, making use of angles and interesting shapes – exemplified in no greater fashion than the unusual two-spoke steering wheel with Kia’s swish new branding, which also happens to be made of rental-spec polyurethane rather than wrapped in leather.

    Behind this sits a crisp, basic digital cluster that changes colour when you adjust the driving mode between Eco and Sport. The speed and tacho flank a central display that shows you trip data, tells you what the hybrid system is up to, and shows a live animation of the lane-keeping aid.

    Left of this is a slab of drab plastic, with the 8.0-inch touchscreen appearing quite small in this context.

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    Exterior

    Photos and Images of the Kia Niro Exterior

    The old model was as vanilla as it gets, whereas this new version has a better stance, more aggressive nose, bolder high-mounted rear lights shaped like a boomerang, and contrasted body cladding.

    From the side profile it’s much more hatchback than SUV. For a little context it’s not all that much longer or wider than a Hyundai i30 or Toyota Corolla, and has a limited 160mm of ground clearance.

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    How it Drives

    Our expert take on Kia Niro drivability?

    Power in the Kia Niro HEV comes from a 1.6-litre petrol engine backed by a transmission-mounted electric motor.

    The e-motor makes 32kW and 170Nm, while the petrol engine pumps out 77kW and 144Nm. Peak combined power is 104kW and peak combined torque is 265Nm.

    It’s front-wheel drive, and puts its torque to the road through a six-speed dual-clutch transmission. The transmission is lighter than before because it no longer has a reverse gear, instead using the electric motor.

    The 1.32kWh battery beneath the rear seats doesn’t store enough energy to offer a meaningful electric range like a PHEV or EV, but the electric motor can power the car for short periods, or provide a performance boost.

    The EV packs a 64.8kWh lithium-ion battery pack, mated with a front-mounted motor making 150kW and 255Nm.

    Kia Niro Safety Rating

    ANCAP Safety Rating Australia

    The new Niro hasn’t been crash tested by Euro NCAP, but Kia says it’s likely to be put through its paces during the third quarter of 2023.

    The brand is naturally targeting a five-star rating for both models.

    Standard equipment on both the S and GT-Line atop eight airbags includes:

    • Autonomous emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist detection
    • Junction AEB (prevents driver from pulling into traffic if it detects a t-bone accident)
    • Lane-keep assist with active lane-centring
    • Rear parking sensors
    • Reversing camera
    • Blind-spot assist
    • Rear cross-traffic assist
    • Driver attention monitoring

    Moving to the GT-Line brings:

    • Safe exit warning
    • Front parking sensors
    • Reverse AEB
    • Emergency calling (through Kia Connect, in case of an accident)

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    overall
    91%
    adult occupants
    80%
    child occupants
    -%
    pedestrians & cyclists
    81%
    collision avoidance

    Kia Niro Warranty

    What is the warranty period and kilometre limit for the Kia Niro?

    The Kia Niro is backed by a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty, while the high-voltage parts are covered by a seven-year, 150,000 kilometre warranty.

    Maintenance is required every 12 months or 15,000km, whichever comes first.

    In the EV, the first seven services will cost a combined $1754. In the HEV they’ll set you back $4010.

    Prepaid service plans are also offered for the EV, priced at $621 for three years, $1187 for five years, and $1754 for seven.

    Kia Niro Infotainment

    What infotainment do you get within the range?

    It supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto which work wirelessly (though there’s no charging pad), digital radio, a rear-view camera, Bluetooth phone and audio streaming, and both USB and USB-C ports. The wireless CarPlay glitched a few times and displayed an error message.

    You know you’re in the base version, when you consider the fact the Niro GT-Line adds a 10.25-inch touchscreen that supports satellite navigation, embedded AI voice command functions, and Kia Connect telematics including remote vehicle monitoring and eCalling.

    Below the screen and slim horizontal air vents is a slim touchscreen fascia that cleverly shortcuts you to various climate control functions, or media control shortcuts. Car brands put too many functions into screens these days, but Kia’s execution felt intuitive.

    Kia Niro Boot Space

    How much luggage or cargo capacity and boot space is there in the Kia Niro?

    Boot space in the HEV is 425L with the rear seats in place due to the standard space saver spare wheel, while the EV has 475L in the rear and a further 20L under the bonnet.

    Kia Niro Fuel Economy

    How much fuel does the Kia Niro use and what are its emissions?

    Claimed fuel economy in the Niro HEV is 4.0 litres per 100km on the combined cycle, and the Niro has a 42L fuel tank that drinks regular unleaded.

    Claimed range in the Niro EV is 460km on the WLTP test cycle, equivalent to energy consumption of 16.2kWh per 100km. The car is capable of 11kW AC charging, or 80kW plugged into a DC public fast charger.

    Depending on the variant, view the 2024 KIA NIRO fuel usage below.

    All Highway, City, and Combined figures below are litres per 100km

    VariantSeriesStyleFuel TypeHighwayCityCombinedE10?
    HEV S (HYBRID)SG2 MY244D WAGONUNLEADED PETROL/ELECTRIC--4.0-
    HEV GT-LINE BLK C PILLAR (HYB)SG2 MY244D WAGONUNLEADED PETROL/ELECTRIC--4.0-
    HEV GT-LINE BODY C PILL (HYB)SG2 MY244D WAGONUNLEADED PETROL/ELECTRIC--4.0-
    EV SSG2 MY244D WAGONELECTRIC--0.0-
    EV GT-LINE BODY C PILLARSG2 MY244D WAGONELECTRIC--0.0-
    EV GT-LINE GREY C PILLARSG2 MY244D WAGONELECTRIC--0.0-
    EV GT-LINE BLACK C PILLARSG2 MY244D WAGONELECTRIC--0.0-

    Kia Niro Dimensions

    The dimensions of the Kia Niro

    The new Niro measures 4420mm long, 1825mm wide and 1545mm (HEV) or 1570mm (EV) tall with a 2720mm wheelbase.

    The HEV tips the scales at 1454kg (tare) and the EV weighs 1727kg.

    The HEV can tow 1300kg braked, while the EV will to 750kg.

    Depending on the variant, the 2024 KIA NIRO measures as below.

    VariantSeriesStyleLength (mm)Width (mm)Height (mm)Wheelbase (mm)
    HEV S (HYBRID)SG2 MY244D WAGON4420182515452720
    HEV GT-LINE BLK C PILLAR (HYB)SG2 MY244D WAGON4420182515452720
    HEV GT-LINE BODY C PILL (HYB)SG2 MY244D WAGON4420182515452720
    EV SSG2 MY244D WAGON4420182515700
    EV GT-LINE BODY C PILLARSG2 MY244D WAGON4420182515700
    EV GT-LINE GREY C PILLARSG2 MY244D WAGON4420182515700
    EV GT-LINE BLACK C PILLARSG2 MY244D WAGON4420182515700

    The 2024 KIA NIRO has a braked towing capacity from 1300kg to 750kg depending on the variant and an unbraked towing capacity from 300kg to 600kg depending on the variant.

    Kia Niro Market Fit

    Where does it fit in the competitor segment?

    The Kia Niro is categorised as a Small SUV and has a price range of $44,930 to $72,360.

    Frequently Asked Questions

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    When you buy a new 2024 Kia Niro through CarExpert, speed, confidence and great value come standard.

    The Kia Niro range kicks off from $44,930 (plus on-road costs) for the "Niro HEV S (HYBRID)" variant and finishes at $72,360 (plus on-road costs) for the "Niro EV GT-LINE BODY C PILLAR" variant.

    The Kia Niro is built in Korea and is then shipped to Australia.

    The Kia Niro has a braked towing capacity from 1300kg to 750kg depending on the variant and an unbraked towing capacity from 300kg to 600kg depending on the variant.

    Kia suggested that owners service their Kia Niro every 12 months or 15,000km, whichever comes first.

    The Kia Niro has a five star ANCAP safety rating out of five.

    The variants of the Kia Niro use Unleaded Petrol/electric or Electric.

    The Kia Niro has 4 doors.

    In our latest review the Kia Niro scored 7.6 out of 10. Read the full Kia Niro review here.

    The Kia Niro had a 7 year, unlimited km warranty.

    Variants from previous years

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