Rent a Kia Niro EV in Iceland and enjoy a quiet, smooth and fully electric way to explore the country. This compact electric SUV is easy to drive and comfortable on long stretches of the Ring Road, with instant acceleration, a practical cabin and plenty of trunk space for your luggage and road trip essentials. Charging stops become a chance to stretch your legs, grab a coffee or take in the view.
Whether you are exploring the Golden Circle or following the South Coast to black sand beaches and glaciers, the Kia Niro EV makes every kilometer of your Iceland adventure a little more relaxed.
Rent a Kia Niro EV Electric Car in Iceland
Explore Iceland in a car that is quiet, efficient and easy to drive. The Kia Niro EV combines instant electric power with a comfortable, compact design, making it a great choice for everything from Reykjavík’s city streets to long stretches of the Ring Road. With a practical cabin and generous trunk space for luggage, it is a reliable pick in our electric car rental fleet for travelers who want a relaxed, low emission self drive trip around Iceland.
This vehicle is NOT allowed on F-roads (highlands) in Iceland. Driving on F-roads (highlands) with a non-4x4 vehicle can result in a 500€ fine.
Features
Bluetooth
Parking Camera
Parking Sensors
Apple Car Play
Android Auto
2x USB-C Outlets
Heated Seats
Heated Steering Wheel
Air Conditioning
USB Charger
Navigation
Cruise Control
Studded Tires (During Winter)
Technical Data
Model
Kia Niro EV
Year
2026
Doors
5
Fuel Range
460 km | 286 mi
Power
201 PS | 148 kW
Measurements
Camper Measurements
Frequently Asked Questions
The newer Kia Niro EV has an official range of up to around 460 km on a full charge. In Iceland, the real range depends on the weather, your speed and how much you use the heating, so expect less in cold winter conditions. Planning your charging stops ahead of time makes it easy to travel comfortably between towns.
Iceland has a growing network of charging stations along the Ring Road, in towns and at many hotels and guesthouses. Fast chargers are available at many service stations, so you can top up while you grab a coffee or take a short break. Charging apps can help you find the nearest station along your route.
No. A regular driver’s license for a passenger car is all you need. The Kia Niro EV is an automatic, so it is easy to drive even if you have never driven an electric car before.
No. F-roads are mountain roads that require a 4x4 vehicle, and the Kia Niro EV is not a 4x4. If you are planning to visit the Highlands, take a look at our 4x4 rentals instead.
Yes, with some planning. The Kia Niro EV is comfortable and easy to handle, but cold temperatures reduce battery range, so it is a good idea to charge more often in winter and keep an eye on road and weather conditions before you head out.
A minimum of 70% battery charge at return.
Yes. With GO Self Service, you can pick up and return your Kia Niro EV 24/7 at our offices in Keflavík and Reykjavík. Just add GO Self Service to your booking and complete the online check in at least 24 hours before pickup.
Drivers must be at least 20 years old and have held a valid license for at least one year.
Yes. Iceland runs almost entirely on renewable energy, so driving an electric car here is a great way to travel with a smaller footprint. The Kia Niro EV is quiet, efficient and comfortable, and with a bit of planning around charging stops, it is a relaxed way to see the country.
