Yes, most Kia EVs in the UK can use Tesla Destination Chargers for Level 2 charging with the correct adapter. Tesla Superchargers are currently restricted mainly to Tesla vehicles in the UK, though some locations are beginning to allow non-Tesla EVs, as long as they accept CCS (Combined Charging System) charging. It's best to check for compatibility and access at specific Supercharger stations.

Yes, in the UK, the Kia Niro EV typically includes two charging cables: one for standard home charging and one for public charging stations. Specifications may vary based on model year and the specific car you are looking at, so double check with your sales representative first.

No, not all Kia Niro models are fully electric. The Kia Niro range includes hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and fully electric (EV) versions, providing a wide range of flexibility for drivers looking to switch to lower emissions.

In the UK, Kia EV batteries come with a warranty covering up to 7 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first. This warranty protects against defects and performance issues, making it one of the most comprehensive EV battery warranties available.