It gets 50+ MPG in warmer weather, and mid to low forties in colder weather, when additives to the fuel supposedly reduce MPG. Has a full suite of high tech safety features, heated (and cooled!) Seats, and is reasonably roomy for a car that gets great mileage.
The gas mileage, quiet motor, and it is very roomy. It is a very good family vehicle. After my accident I found out that the framework is very sturdy. There is not any cons about this vehicle. There is plenty of room inside vehicle and the truck area very big.
Has absolutely the best gas mileage despite being an SUV, sporty and cute, good technology features such as CarPlay, Sirius radio, cheapest hybrid SUV; especially with all of the features available to it.
Drives smoothly and has good mileage, I can tune it and add more custom lights to it the radio is good, the tires are full and never get low, The seats have heaters and gun compartment inside and a sunroof.
Has the latest safety tech, heated and cooled seats, and gets very good gas mileage. In 3 years it has proven to be reliable and has not required a great deal of maintenance beyond the ordinary oil & filter changes & other minor fixes.
I am not crazy about the fairly generic design, and still uncertain how long the battery will survive before needing replacement at what I am sure will be a high price. The interior is fairly cheap plastic.
There is no con of my vehicle. I only is that it had more of the more advanced features that the more expensive trim. I wish it had remote start so on cold mornings I could warm up my car from inside my apartment.
Get's terrible long distance gas mileage compared to city gas mileage. Could use more convenience features as options (I.E., Full grain leather seats). I would like to have had more options to upgrade than were available.
It has weird brakes, Sometimes it will cut off and take a while to cut back on but it will get fixed but also the car is red and not blue, the cup holders do not hold 3 cups only 1 the charger is android and not iPhone.
I am not particularly crazy about the look of the Niro, but in this modern era everything seems to look like some kind of rocket ship. I'd have preferred a more timeless look, with a bit greater length in order to increase trunk space.
The 2017 Kia Niro has an average owner rating of 4.65 out of 5 which ranks it #3 of 26 other Compact SUVs.
From the Vehicle History blog
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