Premium paint - Cityscape green
Premium paint - Interstellar grey
Premium paint - Midnight black
Premium paint - Mineral Blue
Premium paint - Steel grey
Premium paint - White pearl
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Colour guide
Metallic - Runway Red
Free
If you want a bold paint finish to complement the Kia Niro's striking design, then Runway Red will likely tick a lot of boxes for you. This paint gives the Kia a very eye-catching and almost sporty look for this economical family SUV. Bright and dramatic colours like this aren't typically popular with used car buyers, though, so bear this in mind if you'd prefer a quick sale when the time comes to replace the car.
Premium paint - Cityscape green
£595
Cityscape green is for the most part a moderately darker colour, though under brighter lights this metallic paint really lightens up. In contrast with some of the Kia Niro's more muted colour options, this one will divide opinion, though if this is the colour for you then by all means go for it. Just be aware that you can only pick Cityscape green on the top-spec '4' versions of the Kia Niro.
Specifications
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Premium paint - Interstellar grey
£595
Greys are popular colours with car buyers, so don't be surprised to see lots of Interstellar grey Kia Niros roaming the roads. This means it won't be the paint to pick for drivers who want to stand out from the crowd, though this colour does admittedly suit the Niro well - the dark grey contrasts nicely with the shiny silver trim pieces.
Premium paint - Midnight black
£595
Like Interstellar grey, Midnight black is a colour which won't ruffle too many feathers, so it's worth picking if you want to maximise your Kia Niro's resale value. Even if getting back as much of your money isn't a priority, Midnight black is still worth considering as it's a good fit with the car's subtly aggressive styling cues. Just be careful when washing the car, though: it doesn't disguise dirt and grime well at all, and swirl marks from your sponges and chamoix leathers can also blight the paintwork.
Premium paint - Mineral Blue
£595
Mineral blue won't have universal appeal with Kia Niro buyers, though those who do opt for this colour will have themselves a quirky family car with a rather eye-catching paint finish. Since lighter colours have a habit of not hiding dirt and road grime very well, this bright blue will require regular cleaning in order to look at its gleaming best.
Premium paint - Steel grey
£595
You won't be applauded for boldness by specifying Steel grey on your Kia Niro, but if a subtle and smart look is what you're after, this colour is one of the top picks for the Niro. Those attributes should help make your Kia more appealling to used buyers when the time comes to trade in or sell the car, too.
Premium paint - White pearl
£595
Picking a white paint can make some cars a whiff of a taxi cab or kitchen appliance look about them, though that isn't necessarily the case with the Kia Niro. For sure, there are more exciting colour options, though this shade of white is a nice fit for the car. Plus, it contrasts well with the black bumper inserts and dark side skirts. However, as with all white paints on cars, it'll require regular cleaning to keep your White pearl Kia Niro looking as fresh as it did when you collected the keys for the first time.