Specification
- Years on sale
- 2022 to 2026 (second generation)
- Body type
- Small SUV
- Battery options
- 64.8kWh.
- Range guidance
- 285 miles official; expect around 230–260 miles in the real world.
- Charging speeds
- Rapid charging via CCS. Home charging via Type 2.
- Battery warranty
- Kia's 7-year/100,000-mile warranty, with the battery guaranteed to keep at least 70% capacity. Kia dealers say it depends on a full Kia service history.
What to check
- Check the Kia service history to keep the 7-year warranty valid.
- Ask about previous use. Some Niros have worked as taxis and may look tired.
- Get a battery health report.
- Work out how much warranty is left – it runs from first registration.
Pros
- Long 7-year warranty
- Good real-world range
- Practical
- Simple line-up with one battery
Cons
- Some ex-taxis on the market
- Front-wheel drive only
Is a used Kia Niro EV a good buy?
The second-generation Niro EV replaced the much-loved e-Niro in 2022. It keeps things simple, with one 64.8kWh battery and 285 miles of official range – around 230–260 miles in real life.
Warranty
Most used Niro EVs still have plenty of Kia's 7-year/100,000-mile warranty left. Kia dealers say it depends on a full Kia service history.
Watch out for
Some cars have been used as taxis, so check the history and condition.
Before you buy, read: How to check the battery health of a used electric car.
Frequently asked questions
Last updated 16 October 2026