Most Lindsay families own two or three vehicles. One car for work, another for family trips, maybe a truck for hauling stuff. But the 2025 Kia PHEV lineup changes this math. These plug-in hybrids can replace multiple vehicles while saving you money every month.
Kia offers three PHEV models: the Niro, Sportage, and Sorento. Each runs on battery power for daily trips and switches to gas for longer drives. You get electric efficiency around town and gas reliability for weekend getaways. No range anxiety, no compromises.
Daily Commuting Costs Almost Nothing
Your drive to work in Lindsay costs pennies with a Kia PHEV. The Niro PHEV runs 55 kilometres on battery power alone. The Sportage and Sorento PHEVs match this range. Your commute to downtown Lindsay or trips to Peterborough happen on electricity.
Plug in at home each night. Wake up to a full charge every morning. The Niro PHEV uses just 2.1 litres per 100 kilometres in mixed driving. The Sportage PHEV uses 2.8 litres per 100 kilometres. Compare this to your current gas bill.
Weekend Trips Need No Planning
Lindsay puts you close to cottage country, Toronto, and the GTA. These longer trips exceed battery range, but the gas engine takes over automatically. You drive as far as you want without stopping to charge.
The Sportage and Sorento PHEVs include all-wheel drive. This handles rough cottage roads and unpaved driveways year-round. Both models tow up to 2,000 pounds. Your boat, trailer, or camping gear comes along without needing a separate truck.
Space for Everything You Haul
The Niro PHEV holds 1,546 litres with the back seats down. This handles grocery runs, sports equipment, and most family gear. The Sportage PHEV expands to 1,855 litres behind the first row. Need more room? The Sorento PHEV maxes out at 2,139 litres for cargo.
The Sorento seats six people across three rows. Second-row captain's chairs make the third row easy to reach. You can fold seats down for cargo or keep them up for passengers. One vehicle handles both jobs.
Technology That Actually Helps
Each PHEV includes a large touchscreen - 12.3 inches in the Sportage and Sorento, 10.25 inches in the Niro. Navigation comes built-in. The Kia Connect app lets you check your charge level, start the car remotely, and warm up the cabin before you get in.
Wireless charging keeps your phone powered during drives. Multiple USB ports handle rear passengers. The power liftgate opens with a wave of your foot - useful when your hands are full of groceries or sports gear.
The Money Math Works Out
Owning fewer vehicles saves you real money. Insurance costs drop when you only cover one car instead of two or three. You schedule fewer maintenance appointments. Registration and licence fees shrink.
The federal government gives you up to $5,000 back through the iZEV program for eligible plug-in hybrids. Your monthly fuel costs drop by hundreds of dollars. These savings add up fast.
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Model
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Electric Range
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Fuel Use (L/100km)
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Cargo Space (L)
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Towing (lbs)
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Niro PHEV
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55 km
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2.1
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1,546
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-
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Sportage PHEV
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55 km
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2.8
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1,855
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2,000
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Sorento PHEV
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48 km
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3.2
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2,139
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2,000
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Picking Your PHEV
The Niro PHEV suits singles and small families who want maximum efficiency. It's easy to park and costs the least to buy. The Sportage PHEV gives you SUV height and all-weather capability without the gas bill. The Sorento PHEV handles large families and serious hauling jobs.
All three models share the same basic idea: electric power for daily driving, gas backup for everything else. You save money, reduce emissions, and simplify your life with fewer vehicles to maintain.
Your Single-Vehicle Solution
Ready to see how one PHEV could replace multiple vehicles in your driveway? Lindsay Kia has all three models ready for test drives. Come see which PHEV fits your family's specific needs and start calculating your monthly savings.
To learn more about the 2025 Kia Sportage HEV/PHEV, visit Kia.ca
