Kia Niro EV

After incentives

$31,190

MSRP

$39,990

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Incentive total

$8,800

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Loan Payment

$715 / month

Down Payment

$4,368

10% of MSRP plus tax

Incentive total

$8,800

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Lease Payment

$544 / month

First Lease Payment

$4,913

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Incentives For Lease

$8,800

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Compare the Kia Niro EV to a similar gas vehicle, the Honda HR-V FWD

Purchase Method

Miles Driven Per Year

20,000 miles ( ~ 55 miles per day)

Years of Ownership/Lease

5 Years

Gasoline Price ($/gal)

$3.88

Sales tax

9.23 %

Est. cost of public charging

Medium: $0.30/kWh

Mix public/private charging

20% Public

Assumptions

Electricity rate$0.1013/kWh

We selected the Honda HR-V FWD based on its proximity to the Kia Niro EV based on brand, size, and price.

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Results have been updated as of 11/2/2021, 4:13:16 AM.

Cost of ownership

The Kia Niro EV is $3,121 cheaper

Description	Kia Niro EV	Honda HR-V FWD
Vehicle	$25,205	$17,857
Maintenance	$3,048	$5,481
Insurance	$6,595	$5,929
Electricity	$4,231	$0
Gasoline	$0	$12,933
Total	$39,079	$42,200

Cost to fill up monthly

The Kia Niro EV is $145 cheaper to fill up monthly

Vehicles	Electricity	Gasoline	Total
Kia Niro EV	$71	$0	$71
Honda HR-V FWD	$0	$216	$216

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Up to $8,800 in tax credits and rebates are potentially available
for the Kia Niro EV

Tax credit

$7,500

Federal Tax Credit

Tax credit for the purchase of a new plug-in electric drive motor vehicle. Credit amount depends on the car's battery capacity.

Tax credit

Up to $1,000

Federal Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Tax Credit

Customers who purchase qualified residential fueling equipment before December 31, 2021, may receive a tax credit of up to $1,000.

Tax exemption

Washington State EV Infrastructure Tax Exemption

Washington sales and use taxes do not apply to the labor and services for purchasing and installing EV infrastructure, including home charging stations.

Tax exemption

$1,300

Washington State EV Tax Exemption

New passenger cars, light-duty trucks, and medium-duty passenger vehicles that are dedicated AFVs and under $45,000 are exempt from state motor vehicle sales and use taxes. For used vehicles, the price must be below $30,000. Conditions and limitations apply.