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Kia Niro I Electric SUV EV

100 kW136 PS134 hp395 Nm2016–2022

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Kia Niro I
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Power
100 kW 136 PS · 134 hp
Torque
395 Nm 291 lb-ft
Electric range
289 km
Kerb weight
1,667 kg
Boot volume
450 l
Length
4,355 mm

Built 2016–2022, the Kia Niro I electric SUV develops 100 kW (136 PS) and 395 Nm of torque from an electric drivetrain. In the Niro I 100 kW electric, power goes to the front wheels.

Of the 2 electric versions in the Niro I line-up, the Niro I 100 kW electric is the entry electric version - the 150 kW electric version delivers 50% more. On top of that, it is the lightest (1,667 kg). In figures, it covers up to 289 km on a charge and offers 82 PS per tonne. To see how it measures up, compare the Niro I 100 kW electric with the Hyundai Ioniq or the Nissan Kicks.

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    grid 500 mm1 ft Side view: dashed lines mark the axles

    Engine

    FuelElectric
    Power100 kW 136 PS · 134 hp
    Torque395 Nm 291 lb-ft
    DriveFront-wheel drive

    Performance

    Energy consumption15.3 kWh/100 km 24.6 kWh/100 mi
    Electric range289 km 180 mi

    Dimensions and weight

    Length4,355 mm 171.5 in
    Width1,805 mm 71.1 in
    Height1,545 mm 60.8 in
    Wheelbase2,700 mm 106.3 in
    Kerb weight1,667 kg 3,675 lb
    Boot volume450 l 15.9 cu ft
    Battery capacity39 kWh

    Production

    Body typeSUV
    Years2016–2022
    GenerationNiro I (2016–2022)

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