Why switch to an electric car?
There are many reasons to choose the Kia Electric and Hybrid Range. The 7 year warranty, the huge choice of vehicles and engines, and our electric vehicle heritage. But you might find the main one is, they’re great to drive.
The future is already here and electric cars are now mainstream. Infact, most manufacturers aim to electrify their entire range within the next 5 years. By reducing emissions, you are helping the planet heal from all the carbon emissions associated with petrol and diesel engines. Electric vehicles are cheaper to run whilst also being road tax exempt, on average an all-electric vehicle will cost around 4p per mile, that means it will roughly cost you around £4 to travel 100 miles! For more information, or any questions, please contact one of our experts.
Electric, Plug-in Hybrids, Self-Charging Hybrids & Mild Hybrids
The Kia EV4 Fastback
Take the lead. Drive electric.
The Kia EV4
Electric Car of the Year.
The Kia EV5
The all-electric family SUV.
The Kia Sorento Hybrid
Take the lead. Drive electrified.
The Kia Sorento Plug-in Hybrid
Take the lead. Drive electrified.
The Kia Niro Hybrid
Take the lead. Drive electrified.
The Kia Niro Plug-in Hybrid
Take the lead. Drive electrified.
The Kia Niro EV
Take the lead. Drive electric.
The Kia Sportage Hybrid
Inspires Attention.
The Kia Sportage Plug-in Hybrid
Inspires Attention.
The Kia EV6
The sporty electric crossover.
The Kia EV6 GT
Take the lead. Drive electric.
The new Kia Sportage.
Take the lead. Drive electrified.
The Kia EV9
Spacious 7-seat electric SUV.
The Kia EV3
World Car of the Year 2025.
A battery electric vehicle is better for the environment than a petrol or diesel car, cheaper to run, and simple to own.
Hybrid cars can offer you improved fuel economy and lower emissions, without the need to change how you use your vehicle. No plugging in required.
Plug-in hybrid cars can offer you many of the benefits of an electric car, they have a shorter electric range but can rely on a petrol motor for longer trips.
Mild Hybrids allow your engine to switch off more frequently, which improves fuel economy and reduces emissions.
Don‘t worry, charging may seem like a whole new world, but in reality it‘s very simple. Charging an electric car is a simple process: you simply plug your car into a charger that is connected to the electric grid. EV chargers typically fall under one of three main categories: Level 1 charging stations, Level 2 charging stations, and DC Fast Chargers (also referred to as Level 3 charging stations).
Owning an electric car is cheaper than you might think. With the average UK electricity price sitting at around 14p per kWh and if you assume an electric car will travel 3.5 miles per kWh on average, to travel 100 miles would cost around £4 or 4p per mile.
Contact us
Call Speedwell Kia | Newton Abbot on 01626 355111 or Speedwell Kia | Exeter on 01392 716777 or send us a message online.
Customer Reviews
“Will Allison sold us our new car., from kia at Newton Abbot branch. Very impressed with …”
Mrs Linda Willmott - Newton Abbot
“Went to Kia for sevice and MOT I met David at the desk he was professional, friendly and …”
Gail Rosser - Exeter
“Mark was incredibly helpful from the moment we stepped into the showroom. We are delighted…”
Jen Knowles - Topsham
“As an existing Kia owner I have used Speedwell for several years. My existing Kia was appr…”
Mr Michael Taylor - Teignmouth
“Well. What can I say? From the moment that I contacted Sam, to - well, now - everything ha…”
Caroline - Newton Abbot
“Hi Curtis, Just wanted to say thanks for all your help over the last couple of weeks and w…”
P Merrett
“Never before have I received such a first class service, even when I purchased a brand ne…”
Neille Tidridge - Newton Abbot
“From our first visit to view/test drive all through to collecting our new car the service …”
Linda & Tim C - Bovey Tracey
“From the moment we first visited this dealership to simply enquire about part exchanging o…”
Mr A Watson - Brixham
“Very pleased with the helpful and friendly advice from Dan at Speedwell Exeter. Changing c…”
Mrs Sarah Wheatley - Exeter