Kia Niro MPG

You want to be able to drive farther distances for longer periods of time, but not every automotive companion is built to handle that task. Enter the Kia Niro, a ride that’s as fuel efficient as it gets. The Kia Niro gets an EPA-estimated 53 city/48 highway MPG.* So, if you want to extend your drives, you’ll love what the Kia Niro can do for you.

Kia Niro Interior Comfort and Convenience

Comfort comes naturally in the Kia Niro. Unlike similar models, the Kia Niro offers standard Dual-Zone Automatic Climate Control, which allows you and your passengers to set your preferred temperatures inside the Kia to stay cool or warm depending on the outside temperature. It also features a unique Driver Only Mode, which focuses on the driver’s side.

In the Kia Niro, you won’t have to wait around for the windows to defog. The standard Auto Windshield Defog System will remove fog from all areas of the Niro. Are you tired of fumbling around with your keys? Remote keyless entry can save you time because you won’t have to search for your keys. You’ll also have the convenience of an available Remote Start.

Cloth seating comes standard in the earlier Kia Niro trims. However, as you move up the trim ladder, you can add leather seats with heating and ventilation functions as well as leather seating.

Kia Niro Safety Features

You want a set of wheels that can help you feel protected in any situation. That’s exactly what you get with the Kia Niro thanks to its suite of safety technology features called Kia Drive Wise. These features include:

• Auto Emergency Braking
• Blind Spot Detection
• Rear Cross Traffic Alert
• Lane Keeping Assist
• Driver Attention Warning with Leading Vehicle Departure Alert

To further your safety, an available Smart Cruise Control-Curve with Stop & Go feature can take traditional cruise control and expand on it by smartly adjusting your speed and monitoring motorists in front of you.

If the unexpected happens, you’ll have peace of mind knowing the Kia comes loaded with lots of airbags to help protect you. You’ll find them on the sides, under the driver’s side, and above it as well.