Kia e-Niro electric lease
There's a brand new e-Niro, and its called the "Niro EV". The new look Kia Niro EV launched late 2022. It's available here with a battery size of 64.8kWh, providing around 235 miles of real world range (288 miles WLTP).
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The Kia E-Niro is a multi-award winning, all-electric SUV. Its popularity is undeniable and is quickly becoming a staple of British roads, accounting for a large proportion of our leases.
It utilises the popular SUV body-style and comes packed full of new technology. With plenty of space for passengers and luggage, combining versatility with cutting-edge EV tech. it is a perfect choice for anyone looking to make the switch to electric motoring.
But don't take our word for it. The Kia E-Niro continues to be one of our most popular leasing options, combining a stand-out vehicle with unbeatable affordability. It also won ‘Car of the Year’ in 2019. as well as 'Best Electric Car' in 2020.
Charging the Kia E-Niro
The Kia E-Niro is offered with two battery options: the 39kWh and 64kWh.
This E-Niro’s 64kWh capacity battery is exclusive to the 'Long Range Model', as it grants the Kia a range of up to 283 miles (WLTP) from a single charge. At DriveElectric, we carry out our own diagnostics to gather a 'real world' range, and put the realistic range of the 64kW model at 230 miles.
Utilising the European standard charging connectors of Type 2 and CCS connector, accommodates both rapid and standard charging. Plugged into a 7kW home wall-box charger the Kia E-Niro will charge from 0-100% in circa 10 hours. When using a rapid charger, the E-Niro can be topped up to 80% in 45 minutes.
Read our review of the Kia e-Niro
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