Plug into the best of both worlds.

Easy to read and operate, the wide 10.25″ colour LCD touch screen with split screen function hosts a multitude of features to enrich your driving experience.

_{10.25″ screen available on Sport grade.
8″ screen available on S grade.}

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The 4.2” Supervision cluster offers excellent visibility of key vehicle functions. Battery status information is clearly set out on the left hand side of the display and an analogue Speedometer on the right.

Enjoy the convenience of unlocking and starting the Niro without removing the key from your pocket.

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Android Auto^[A] & Apple CarPlay^[C] connectivity comes standard for seamless smartphone integration. Bluetooth^[B] multi-connection allows two phones to connect simultaneously, one for conventional and the other for dedicated audio streaming.

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Adjustable mood lighting brightens the cabin for a relaxing and high-tech ambience.

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Personalise your comfort zone for both driver & front passenger with the available dual zone climate control.

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Keep rear passengers comfortable as well with the available rear air vents.

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60:40 split fold rear seats fold flat for greater luggage capacity and flexibility.

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Regenerative braking helps to convert the kinetic energy when decelerating and braking into electrical energy to recharge the battery for even greater energy efficiency.

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The Niro Plug-in Hybrid uses Type 2 (IEC 62196-2) charge plug for AC charging, which can be found at most Australian public charging stations.

When using the optional Kia wall box charger (charging at 3.3kW), it can reach full charge from 0 from as little as 2 hours and 15 minutes.

For maximum convenience, Niro Plug-in Hybrid also comes with an ICCB (In-cable control box) Trickle Charger which can be plugged into any standard Australian powerpoint.

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With the Charge Management functionality of Niro, you can set the day and time of when to charge the battery as well as location-based charging options.

The in-built navigation system also contains information on nearby charge stations so that you can easily find places to charge your Niro on the go.

_{Navigation system available on Sport grade.}

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The charging cable connector can be set to auto unlock when charging is completed to allow others to charge their vehicles.

It may also be set to remain locked after charging has completed if you using your own charge cable (sold separately) in a public charging station.

Using radar and camera data, the AEB system senses the potential for a collision with a pedestrian, car or cyclist ahead, and applies emergency braking to avoid or reduce the effects of a collision.

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Advanced Smart Cruise Control uses radar to maintain a predetermined distance from the vehicle directly ahead, automatically slowing or accelerating your vehicle when appropriate.

ASCC will require driver intervention if the vehicle in front is stationary for more than 3 seconds.

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ROA makes note of the rear door open history to remind drivers to check rear seats when exiting the vehicle to prevent children, pets or items being left behind.

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The rear view camera with dynamic guidelines & ultrasonic sensors mounted on the rear bumper warn of any obstacles when maneuvering into tight spaces to make parking a breeze.

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Due to the whisper-quiet electric motor in the Niro PHEV, pedestrians may not be able to hear you. The VESS generates an engine sound so that the Niro can be heard while travelling at low speeds as well as beeps when reversing.

System active at speeds below 28km per hr.

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ESC & VSM systems help keep the car stable during potential skidding, low traction, sudden maneuvers or braking situations.

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Driver Attention Alert+ (DAA+) monitors the driver’s driving patterns and if there are signs of driver fatigue or inattentive driving, DAA recommends taking a break through audio & visual warnings.

Lead Vehicle Departure system notifies the driver when the vehicle in front is driving away when both vehicles are stationary, such as at a traffic stop.

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A total of seven airbags including driver knee are available to reduce the risk of serious injury to passengers during a collision.

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