These credits and rebates can lower the cost of the Niro to below $25,000, depending on where you live.

The Niro PHEV is a CUV (Compact Utility Vehicle) offers a competitive price that starts at $29490 and still qualifies for federal tax credits as well as state, local, utility and other rebates. A mild-hybrid that gives good mileage at an affordable price a Plug-In-Hybrid for those that want the convenience of all-electric driving for urban commuting, but the range of an ICE for long-distance travel in areas where the EV infrastructure is sparse and a full long-range EV for driving in urban and rural areas where the EV infrastructure is well built out. This strategy gives Niro customers the option to pick the version that makes the most sense for their needs. The Niro is available as a mild-hybrid, a Plug-In Hybrid that delivers good electric-only performance, and a full electric version that has excellent long-range performance. The Kia Niro Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV) is the middle sibling in a trio of compact SUVs that deliver value, quality, and dependability.