The Kia Niro EV is sensible. It’s an unassuming, compact SUV that delivers an honest 253 miles of range without the complexity or aggressive learning curve found in some newer tech-heavy EVs. For someone coming from a gas-powered crossover, it shouldn’t feel overwhelming or too tech-heavy.
The Honest Commuter
With a tight turning radius and a cabin layout that prioritizes physical buttons, the Niro EV is exceptionally easy to live with. It’s not meant to break speed records; it’s meant to get you to work and back in total comfort and silence. I’ll show you why the used market pricing—often falling under $20,000—makes this the most logical financial move for the average driver looking for a daily driver.
Andrew's Summary Take
The Niro EV is practical, efficient, and totally uneventful—and that’s exactly what many buyers need.