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KIA Sets Pricing For Niro EV
The all-electric compact crossover offers fleet and retail buyers updated technology and driver-assistance features.
January 28, 2026
The 2026 Kia Niro EV is available in two trim levels and continues to serve as a compact electric crossover option for drivers transitioning to battery-electric vehicles.
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Kia America recently announced pricing for the 2026 Niro EV, a fully electric compact crossover designed for drivers seeking an accessible battery-electric vehicle with everyday usability.
The 2026 Niro EV is offered in two trims and combines standard driver assistance features, a tech-focused interior, and DC fast-charging capability.
Pricing And Trims
The 2026 Niro EV is available in two trim levels. Pricing excludes the $1,495 destination charge.
2026 Niro EV Wind | $39,700 |
2026 Niro EV Wave | $44,700 |
Vehicle Features And Technology
The Niro EV features a dual 10.25-inch display layout supporting smartphone integration and in-vehicle connectivity. The vehicle is also available with Digital Key functionality, allowing compatible mobile devices to serve as a key.
Standard driver assistance technologies include Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist, Blind-Spot Collision Warning, and Smart Cruise Control.
The compact crossover is designed to balance interior space, technology, and electric driving range for daily use, supporting Kia’s broader electric vehicle portfolio.
Electrification Strategy
With the 2026 Niro EV, Kia continues to expand its electric vehicle lineup, offering a fully electric option for drivers transitioning from internal combustion to battery-electric vehicles.
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