What if your next car could run on gas, LPG, and electricity? Kia has introduced the Niro Tri-Fuel, a hybrid that runs on gasoline, LPG, and electricity, making it a really interesting car for those looking to save on fuel costs. With a range of 1,000 miles (about 1,600 kilometers) on a full tank, this car provides a solution for long-distance drivers who want to reduce gas expenses. With hybrids becoming more popular in the Philippines, could the Niro Tri-Fuel make its way to our local market?
What makes the Niro Tri-Fuel different is its extra LPG tank, located under the cargo area where you’d usually find the spare tire. The 10.5-gallon tank, with the 11.1-gallon gasoline tank, allows the vehicle to cover more ground on a single fill-up. The extended range could be a great alternative for drivers in the Philippines who usually travel long distances and don’t want to worry about constantly stopping for fuel.
The Niro Tri-Fuel is currently launching in Italy, where it’s the first hybrid that can run on LPG, which not only extends its range but also reduces CO2 emissions by 6% compared to a regular hybrid. That’s another pro for drivers looking to be more eco-friendly! The car is powered by a 1.6-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine producing 90 hp, along with an electric motor that delivers 43 hp. Together, they provide a total output of 126 hp and 264 Nm of torque. Drivers can easily switch between gasoline and LPG with a button located near the start/stop button.
As for costs, the Niro Tri-Fuel is priced higher than the regular model, with a €2,000 (around ₱130,000) premium. However, Kia estimates that owners could save as much as €5,000 (₱325,000) in fuel costs over time, making it the better choice in the long run. Pricing starts at €34,450 (around P2M) for the base model and goes up to €39,200 (about P2.2M) for the top variant.
With more hybrids becoming popular in the Philippines, the Kia Niro Tri-Fuel might be a great addition to the market. While it might take some time before we see this hybrid that uses three fuels, feel free to check out other hybrids or Kia’s lineup on AutoDeal! Visit AutoDeal.com.ph to browse prices, and deals, and contact Kia sales agents in no time.
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