Kia Niro acceleration time

Muskydoo · Nov 21, 2024

I'm confused about the Niro EV's performance. Why is the 2023 slower than older models? Does every Niro have V2L, and where is the port? Also, I heard about a motor problem. Is that true?

Kaibarival365 · Nov 24, 2024

Yes, there were some adjustments to the performance. It is more about "let's not wear the tires too much". This is why you feel it slower.

Regarding the V2L, some models have it, and some don't. If you know your car has it, then you should find the port inside the car.

I haven't heard anything about that motor issue. I hope this response clears some thing for you.

Queenbee · Nov 29, 2024

The 2023 Niro EV is slightly slower due to reduced torque compared to earlier models. Not every Niro has V2L; it’s available on certain trims, with the port under the rear seats. There haven't been widespread motor issues reported.

Evholic_27 · Dec 23, 2024

Muskydoo said:
I'm confused about the Niro EV's performance. Why is the 2023 slower than older models? Does every Niro have V2L, and where is the port? Also, I heard about a motor problem. Is that true?

For the second question, it depends on what trim level you have.

CamiNiro · Dec 26, 2024

Muskydoo said:
I'm confused about the Niro EV's performance. Why is the 2023 slower than older models? Does every Niro have V2L, and where is the port? Also, I heard about a motor problem. Is that true?

It's true that the 2023 model might feel a bit slower than older versions. This could be because they've tweaked things to improve efficiency or handling instead of just focusing on top speed. Some newer cars are all about range and how they handle, not just how fast they go.

The 2023 Niro EV has generally not shown widespread motor issues.

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