Discover Kia Electric and Hybrid Models

Explore the New Kia Niro

Kia Niro

From only £30,075

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Explore the New Kia Sportage

Kia Sportage

From only £29,375

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Explore the New Kia EV6

Kia EV6

From only £45,275

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Explore the New Kia XCeed Plug-In Hybrid

Kia XCeed Plug-In Hybrid

From only £33,525

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Explore the New Kia Soul EV

Kia Soul EV

From only £32,875

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Explore the New Kia EV6 GT

Kia EV6 GT

From only £62,675

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Explore the New Kia EV9

Kia EV9

From only £65,025

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Ready to drive electric with Kia?

Kia Eco cars use electric power or a combination of electric and petrol power to drive the engine. This makes them more economical to run with lower emissions than a traditional petrol driven car. So, whether you want to reduce your carbon footprint, or simply wish to lower the cost of running your car, there are plenty of reasons to go Eco and making the switch is much simpler than you might think.

Why drive an electric or hybrid Kia model?

The Eco-nomical choice

Because Hybrid cars use an electric motor as an additional source of power to support the combustion less fuel is used, which in turn cuts down your running costs.

Tax Incentives

All hybrid powertrains also benefit from lower BIK tax rates and still have the potential to save you thousands of pounds compared to a traditional petrol or diesel equivalent.

Relaxing Drive

Electric cars are incredibly quiet, making for a more relaxing atmosphere. Driving is easy too, because electric motors produce maximum torque at all revs, so acceleration is instant. While all Hybrids handle just as smoothly as conventional cars, with the added bonus that they are extremely quiet in electric mode.

Better for the Environment

There are no exhaust emissions from the tailpipe of an electric vehicle – in fact, it doesn’t even have a tailpipe – this is particularly helpful for improving air quality in urban areas. Hybrid cars, in general, also emit less pollution than standard vehicles.