Thinking about switching to an Electric car? Introducing Kia's range of fully electric and hybrid cars.
From the all electric e-Niro and Soul EV to the Niro and Ceed Family Hybrids, go further for less with Kia's electric and hybrid range, dedicated to helping maximise your fuel efficiency and minimise your emissions.
And with new hybrid variants of models such as the Sportage, XCeed and Sorento, there are plenty of reasons to go Eco and making the switch is much simpler than you might think.
Electricity is much cheaper than petrol or diesel, so your journey may cost less than a third of what it would in a traditional car. Plus you can travel in the UK's Clean Air Zones for free, as well as receive a grant of up to £3,000. And because Hybrid cars use an electric motor as an additional source of power, less fuel is used which in turn cuts down running costs.
There are no exhaust emissions from the tailpipe of an electric vehicle, this is particularly helpful for improving air quality in urban areas. Hybrid cars, in general, also emit less pollution than standard vehicles.
Imagine waking up every day with a ‘full tank’. You can get a £350 OLEV grant to help you pay for the home charger, too. Just plug in when you get home, and your car takes care of the rest.
Electric vehicles are nice and quiet inside, resulting in a relaxing drive, and also produce maximum torque, so acceleration is instant. While all Hybrids handle just as smoothly as conventional cars, there is the added bonus that they are extremely quiet in electric mode. And the shift between the two powertrains is so seamless that it is practically inaudible.
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