In today’s media landscape it’s difficult to get the full story of a product from a consumer’s standpoint. Often times, blog reviews are made of short, if not one-time experiences. That’s why I’m really excited to share with you my Kia Niro Hybrid Touring model review after having one for nearly a full year. I even had two different colors! I started the first half of my year with a red Niro and finished the year with the blue. My favorite color is the blue, but my favorite interior was in the red.
#TheNewKia
As a proud owner of a Kia Sorento and an honest supporter of the Kia brand, I’m happy to share my authentic Kia Niro Hybrid story, a full report on what it’s like driving this car, and how it has suited our lifestyle. I was loaned a Niro Hybrid Touring model this year. In fact, I was loaned two different colors of the same car for photographic purposes. I also had the chance to attend the Kia Niro launch program in San Antonio where I first drove the car. So, I’ll share with you my opinions as I would my own friends and family. But first, I’d like to tell you a little bit about my lifestyle.
My Lifestyle – Atlanta Based Blogger, Mom, Homeschooler and Work-from-home Lady Boss
I’ll be the first to tell you I don’t live an ordinary life. I might be flying off to a press event one day, then grocery shopping the next. But I’m just as busy, if not busier than the next person. My son and I moved to the Atlanta area in 2016 to pursue affordability. I wanted to lower my cost of living because saving as much money as I can is important to me. As a single mom (and by single I mean unmarried, I do have a partner) who runs her own business, saving is everything. This is why driving a car that runs on both electric and fuel is a game changer.
On a typical day, I homeschool my son, work from home and run errands in the afternoon/evenings. Or, I’m braving Atlanta rush hour traffic to get to the airport for a work-related business trip. Sometimes, we just load up the car with our bags and the dog and hit the road to explore our new state taking spontaneous day trips from Atlanta.
The Places We Go