Kia Niro Lease Deals

Stylish and eco-friendly to a measure of your choice, the Kia Niro is a great leasing option for anyone looking to enjoy the practical benefits of an SUV, without the large carbon footprint. It’s available in 3 different shades of green – drivers can opt for a conventional hybrid, a plug-in hybrid, or the fully electric E-Niro model – making it an attractive and family-oriented alternative to the wealth of other energy-efficient hybrid cars on the market, such as Toyota’s iconic Prius.

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Kia Niro Ev Estate150kW 2 64kWh 5 Doors Auto

4.6

Fuel TypeElectric

Range285 Miles

Battery Capacity64.8 kWh

0-62mph7.8 Seconds

£386.93

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Kia Niro Estate1.6 GDi Hybrid 2 5 Doors DCT

4.6

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypeHybrid

Boot Capacity451 Litres

0-62mph10.4 Seconds

£305.96

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Kia Niro Estate1.6 GDi Hybrid 3 5 Doors DCT

4.6

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypeHybrid

Boot Capacity451 Litres

0-62mph10.8 Seconds

£334.97

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Kia Niro Estate1.6 GDi PHEV 2 5 Doors DCT

4.6

Fuel TypePetrol And Plug In Electric Hybrid

Vehicle Emissions (CO2)18g/km

Electric Only Range40 Miles

Battery Capacity11.1 kWh

£349.99

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Kia Niro Estate1.6 GDi Hybrid 4 5 Doors DCT

4.6

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypeHybrid

Boot Capacity451 Litres

0-62mph10.8 Seconds

£360.98

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Kia Niro Estate1.6 GDi PHEV 3 5 Doors DCT

4.6

Fuel TypePetrol And Plug In Electric Hybrid

Vehicle Emissions (CO2)21g/km

Electric Only Range38 Miles

Battery Capacity11.1 kWh

£377.86

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Kia Niro Estate1.6 GDi PHEV 4 5 Doors DCT

4.6

Fuel TypePetrol And Plug In Electric Hybrid

Vehicle Emissions (CO2)22g/km

Electric Only Range38 Miles

Battery Capacity11.1 kWh

£401.87

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Kia Niro Ev Estate150kW 3 64kWh 5 Doors Auto

4.6

Fuel TypeElectric

Range285 Miles

Battery Capacity64.8 kWh

0-62mph7.8 Seconds

£421.94

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Kia Niro Ev Estate150kW 4 64kWh 5 Doors Auto

4.6

Fuel TypeElectric

Range285 Miles

Battery Capacity64.8 kWh

0-62mph7.8 Seconds

£446.95

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Kia Niro Top Features

Low emissions make it cheaper to run.

Even low-spec models come well equipped.

Kia’s 7-year warranty provides peace of mind.

Why Lease A Car With Vanarama?

There are many advantages to car leasing. It allows you to drive away in a brand new car, paying low monthly rates to a timeframe that suits you. Maintenance and insurance are also included, and when it comes to the end of your contract, all you have to do is hand the car back and choose from Vanarama’s huge range of brand new cars.

Why Lease A Kia Niro?

There are few family cars out there with as much green cred as the Niro. The choice between hybrid, plug-in hybrid or all-electric makes it the perfect choice for families looking to save money on fuel and tax. It also comes with plenty of good kit, including dual-zone climate control, a 7-inch driver’s display, adaptive cruise control, and a rear-view camera. That, combined with Kia’s 7-year warranty – the longest in the industry – makes the Niro a great choice in this segment.

What’s The Interior Like In A Kia Niro?

The interior in the Niro has a high-quality feel, though it’s not as upmarket as some of its rivals. There’s no shortage of seat and steering adjustments — the highest trim is complete with 8-way electric seat adjustments and variable lumbar support. And at every level, the dashboard possesses a colour touchscreen display as standard, as well as Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

How Does The Kia Niro Drive?

Both the hybrid and plug-in hybrid use the same 1.6-litre petrol engine combined with an electric motor, giving off 141hp in power. The Niro Hybrid is also equipped with a tiny lithium-ion battery, which allows it to drive on electric mode at low speeds – especially useful for the start-stop traffic flow of the inner city, or for parking. If it’s an all-electric car you want, then Kia also offers the E-Niro with a Tesla-rivalling range of 282 miles.For a tall car, the Niro handles corners reasonably well. And the hybrid in particular is more adept in that respect than the heavier plug-in hybrid. Though not designed for spirited driving, the steering is accurate enough and the ride is good, with suspension handling most bumps quite well, both on motorways and around town. The transition from pure electric to petrol power is also seamless when on the move.

The big battery in the plug-in model limits the size of the Niro’s boot, to 324 litres with all seats in play and 1322 with the second row folded down. Having said that, loading heavy items should be easier than other cars thanks to the lack of a load lip. Fold the back seats down and they lie completely flat. This makes loading long objects much easier, with fully 1425 litres on offer in the regular hybrid model of the Niro.
There are some convenient compartments, including a storage box in the centre console as well as pockets in the front seat backs. There’s also a pair of cupholders in the centre console, as well 2 more in the folding rear armrest.
Thanks to the electric powertrain and low emissions, the Niro is very cheap to run. The hybrid delivers a respectable 70mpg, while the plug-in returns an impressive 200mpg. To get close to that number, you’ll have to plug in and not just rely on the petrol engine to charge the battery. Otherwise, expect the same fuel economy as the hybrid, which boasts a travel span of 36 miles on electric power alone. The all-electric version, meanwhile, promises 282 miles of range on a full charge.

Models Available

Niro Self-Charging Hybrid

The regular hybrid model which uses a system similar to the Toyota Prius.

Niro Plug-In Hybrid

Fill it up with petrol and/or plug it in to charge the battery. This model can go longer on a full charge than the hybrid model but has the benefit of the engine to top up the battery.

Niro EV

An all-electric model that offers nearly 300 miles of range on a full charge. It, therefore, benefits from zero road tax or congestion charge. You can see how the e-Niro compares to the hybrid Niro options in our dedicated article.

High Performance Models

The Niro’s a great family car, but it’s not made for carving through corners. If you’re looking for a sporty SUV, then consider leasing something like a Jaguar E-PACE, although be aware the British vehicle is considerably more expensive.

Trim Levels

Dual-zone climate control, a 7-inch driver’s display the 8-inch infotainment system, LED taillights and adaptive cruise control are included as standard on all trim levels.Trim levels available: 2, 3, 4

The Kia Niro Vs Competitors

The main rival to the Niro is the Toyota C-HR. While being closer in size to the smaller Kia Stonic, this little SUV also comes with a hybrid powerplant for improved fuel economy. The next competitor is the Hyundai Ioniq. Like the Niro, the Ioniq is available as either a conventional hybrid, a plug-in hybrid, or as a pure electric car. If it’s a plug-in hybrid you’re after, then the MINI Countryman Cooper S E All4 hybrid is another option, though it’s a little pricier than the Kia. Finally, there are the Toyota Prius and Nissan Leaf, the default choices for many looking to go green.

Kia has come a long way in recent years in terms of reliability, ranking highly on independent customer surveys. The Niro comes with a 7-year/100,000-mile warranty, as is standard with all Kias.
The size of the battery in the plug-in model certainly impacts boot space. There is, however, more room in the other models.
There are 3 trim levels to choose from: 2, 3, and 4. There are lease deals for all of these, spanning all the Niro models available.
All models come with parking sensors, as well as a reversing camera.
SUVs are taking over from hatchbacks and saloons as the preferred option for the family car. The Kia Niro is this sector’s Toyota Prius, allowing families to make a green choice for the school run.
You’ll find the best Kia Niro lease deals at Vanarama with no hidden fees. We’re so confident you’ll enjoy your lease from Vanarama that we offer a free 30-day returns policy. So, if you’re not completely satisfied with your new vehicle, you can hand it back and try something else. Easy!
If you’re still unsure, get in touch with one of our friendly team of advisors for more information about leasing a Kia Niro or take a look at our excellent TrustPilot reviews!

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Kia Niro Lease Deals

Kia Niro Top Features

Why Lease A Car With Vanarama?

Why Lease A Kia Niro?

What’s The Interior Like In A Kia Niro?

How Does The Kia Niro Drive?

Models Available

Niro Self-Charging Hybrid

Niro Plug-In Hybrid

Niro EV

High Performance Models

Trim Levels

The Kia Niro Vs Competitors

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