The second-generation Kia Niro can be had as a hybrid, plug-in hybrid with 33 miles of electric range, and a full EV. The 2023 model is more efficient, more stylish and more tech savvy. And it starts at under $28,000 (yes, with shipping). Tom Voelk travels to San Diego, CA to check out the tech and find out why there’s wall paper inside the cabin.

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00:00 Intro
00:49 3 kinds of Niro
1:03 Welcome to the event
1:25 Wallpaper? Green Zone
2:35 Hybrid model
3:30 Plug-in hybrid
4:38 EV model
5:26 PHEV performance
7:28 Standard safety tech
8:04 Interior
9:48 Back seat
10:56 Design
11:39 Cargo
12:36 Red Light Green Light
13:40 Summary
14:22 Epilogue
15:16 Logos!

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