Kia Niro MPG & CO2 emissions
| MPG (combined) | MPG (extra high) | MPG (medium) | CO2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 54.3mpg | 43.4mpg | 62.8mpg | 119g/km |
The Kia Niro isn't quite as impressive as the super-frugal Toyota Prius, but thanks to its hybrid drivetrain, it’s still a cleaner and more efficient option than many of the diesel SUVs that are so popular today.
Kia Niro MPG
Efficiency – as expressed in official figures at least – is dependent on alloy-wheel size. Even the best figure lags well behind the Toyota Prius’ best claim. Although the Niro has an electric-only driving mode that works up to speeds of 70mph, the small batteries mean you can only cover a maximum of three miles even if driving very gently. So, unlike the plug-in, you don’t have the prospect of petrol-free daily commuting.
CO2 emissions
CO2 levels are quite dependent on wheel size, too. Again, the Toyota Prius puts in a stronger performance.
