Kia NIRO ESTATE Lease Deals

About your Kia Niro Estate Lease

The Kia Niro Estate is a practical family car, but it’s by no means boring. It’s refined and recognisable with a small SUV body shape designed to get the family where you need to be. And with 5 doors and 5 seats, everyone has room to get comfortable, whether you’re making a quick trip to the shops or heading off on a longer journey.

The Kia Niro Estate comes with varying models and trims, including hybrid and plug-in hybrid engines so you can go further for longer. Choose from the Niro Estate 2, Estate 3 and Estate 4 depending on the spec you’d prefer, with 2 being the entry-level model and 4 being top spec.

The entry-level Niro Estate comes with a petrol-electric hybrid engine and front-wheel drive, reaching 0-62mph in 11.3 seconds. This model also comes with a range of standard equipment including traction control, collision avoidance braking and adaptive cruise control, as well as a high NCAP rating, so you can stay safe on the road.

Why choose a Kia Niro Estate Lease?

Wondering whether a Kia Niro Estate deal would be right for you? Leasing is a great option if you don’t have a lump sum of cash to pay for a car upfront. You can choose a deal with terms that suit your budget. All you need to do is pay an upfront cost — which is considerably less than the cost of the car — and choose a fixed monthly payment that works for you. This monthly price includes road tax and warranty, so you don’t have to worry about additional costs.

Want your Kia Niro Estate delivered to you? No problem! Delivery is free. At the end of the contract, we’ll collect it too at no extra cost. Simply hand your car back to us with no need to worry about expensive final payments.

Why choose a Kia Niro Estate lease with Car leasing made simple?™

With over 35 years of experience in the leasing industry, you’re in good hands with Car leasing made simple™. But don’t just take our word for it — we have thousands of great Trustpilot reviews from our customers, so you know you’re going to get a great price quickly and easily.

Our experts are more than happy to help you through the process to make sure you’re getting a deal that works for you — we’re happy to talk you through your options. And there are never any hidden fees. You’ll pay an upfront cost to secure the car and choose your preferred fixed monthly payment. This includes road tax and warranty so your monthly payments are easier to manage. We’re here to make the leasing process as streamlined as possible so all you have to do is browse, click and drive.

Kia Niro Estate lease models

At Car leasing made simple™, we have a range of Kia Niro Estate models to choose from, including the entry-level Niro Estate 2 with a 1.6 Hybrid engine, available in both self-charging and plug-in options.

The Niro Estate 3 is a mid-level option that comes with a few enhancements including a larger driver display, wireless smartphone charging and heated seats.

The Niro Estate 4 is top of the line, including all of the features of the Estate 3 with a few upgrades, including an electrically adjustable driver's seat and adaptive cruise control. All models come with the compact SUV styling of the Kia Niro — perfect if you’re looking for a practical but stylish car.

Kia Niro Estate Leasing FAQs

Want to know more about our Kia Niro Estate lease deals? Find out more information with our FAQs below or get in touch with our experts who are happy to help.

Is the Kia Niro Estate bigger than the Kia Sportage?

The Kia Niro is slightly smaller than the Kia Sportage. The Niro is classed as a small crossover SUV whereas the Sportage is a versatile SUV. The Sportage is longer and taller - but both are family-friendly. If you’re looking for more boot space, the Sportage may be a better option.

Is it worth buying a Kia Niro hybrid?

This depends on your driving habits. Choosing a Kia Niro Estate plug-in hybrid means you can experience the best of both worlds - emission-free driving without having to worry about range.

Self-charging hybrids mean you don’t have to worry about charging infrastructure but you won’t have as much electric range to enjoy. Both can improve fuel economy, but it’s worth considering which would best suit your lifestyle.

How much is a Kia Niro Estate lease deal?

At Car Leasing Made Simple™, the prices of our Kia Niro Estate lease deals are subject to change. Start building your Kia Niro Estate lease deal to find out how much it will cost or get in touch with our experts to help you through the process.

What is a good alternative to the Kia Niro Estate?

We know weighing up your options when looking for a lease deal is important. Some of the Kia Niro’s closest alternatives include the Hyundai Kona, Toyota C-HR and the Nissan Leaf. Each alternative has a hybrid or all-electric option for those looking to reduce their carbon emissions, with a similar body shape to the Kia Niro estate that would work for families.

Pros and cons of Kia Niro Estate leasing

If you’re wondering whether a Kia Niro Estate lease would suit you, here are a few points to consider to help you make your decision:

Pros

• The Kia Niro estate gives you the option to choose between hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles, which means you can improve fuel efficiency and reduce your carbon footprint.
• Choosing a hybrid or plug-in hybrid option means improved fuel economy, making the model a good choice for longer journeys. You won’t have to worry about running out of charge, as the fuel-powered engine will kick in.
• The Kia Niro Estate prioritises space, making it a good choice for those travelling with a car full! The back row and boot make it a good choice for families or if you need additional space for luggage.

Cons

• Compared to competitors, the interior may feel a bit plain. Materials tend to be more budget-focused, which might not be a good choice for those looking for a more upmarket feel.
• While the Kia Niro Estate is a family car, it has limited towing capacity, which means if you’re heading off on holiday, it may not be suitable for towing a trailer or larger loads.
• Choosing an electric car or a plug-in hybrid means you can reduce your carbon footprint, but you’ll need to make sure you have access to a home or public charger to get the most from your car. This can cause an issue in areas with limited infrastructure.
• The Kia Niro Estate is a front-wheel drive-only option. This may not be suitable for those travelling over rough or snowy terrain.