2022 KiaNiro EV S For Sale

This car has been good to me. I am 6'1" and 300 lbs so I often times have issues with interior space and there is plenty with this vehicle. It is responsive though the horsepower is lacking. The torque makes up for it and it is fun to drive on normal mode but even more fun on sport! It handles well and I like the autonomous emergency braking, lane-keep assist, and adaptive cruise control. I would say set it and forget it for road trips but don't forget it...that's illegal. I haven't had true range anxiety with this car either. So many creature comforts like 6 drink holders at least and multiple usb ports and Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. It's a nice car. The outside styling leaves something to be desired though. Driving it I feel like a PTA dad and I ain't got no kids! Also the horn went out on me within 1.5 years, and I don't use it. Finally the factory tires are kinda chincy. Would I recommend this car, yes!

Good range. Excellent miles per kwh, often over 4.0 on the highway. Around town as high as 5.0+. Peppy. Love the information provided and the settings will keep you busy looking at all the options. Navigation on the 10" screen is amazing.

I bought the base model 2020 Kia Niro BEV new in March 2021 and have been very happy with my purchase. I had a Level 2 charger installed in my garage, which makes charging the car extremely easy. I plug in the vehicle at 10 pm and 8-9 hours later it's fully charged. The car's perfect for city driving, but I don't recommend it for long distances since it takes 1 1/2 hours to fully charge the car at a public station; it's not a fast-charging car. Expect 200-220 miles range combined city/highway driving with a full charge. Strictly stop-and-go city driving should achieve 250 miles or higher in range. The base model comes with everything, so I don't recommend the top trim. It handles well except over bumps and potholes. The front driver's and passenger's seats, however, are very uncomfortable, and I am not impressed with the KIA Connect/Access app. My car has 30,000 miles on it and without any infotainment or mechanical issues. The car is definitely not worth $42,000, but it is worth considering if all the federal and state incentives apply.