Kia EV3

The Kia EV3 is a modern electric SUV for travelers who want a quieter, greener and more comfortable way to explore Iceland. It is smooth to drive, easy to handle and well suited for trips that start in Reykjavik and continue along Iceland’s main roads. With a listed range of up to 600 km, the Kia EV3 is a strong option for day trips and longer drives when charging stops are planned in advance. It works well for routes such as the Golden Circle, Reykjanes Peninsula, South Coast, Ring Road sections and coastal roads in normal conditions. If you want an electric rental car with SUV comfort, practical space and simple pickup in Reykjavik, the Kia EV3 is a smart choice for your Iceland road trip.

Why rent the Kia EV3 in Iceland?

The Kia EV3 gives you the benefits of electric driving without giving up comfort or practicality. It offers a quiet ride, smooth acceleration and modern driving features that make both city driving and longer sightseeing days feel simple. Electric driving is especially enjoyable on Iceland’s main roads, where you can plan charging stops around towns, attractions and overnight stays. Cold weather, wind, road conditions and driving style can affect range, so it is always best to plan your route with extra margin.

Charging and rental guidelines

Your Kia EV3 rental will be provided with at least a 70% charge and should be returned with the same charge level. If the car is returned below that level, a charging fee may apply. We recommend checking charging stops before longer drives, especially if you are leaving Reykjavik for a full-day trip or driving between regions. Charging stations are available around Iceland, but availability and charging speed can vary by location, season and route.

Good to know

The Kia EV3 is best for paved roads, main travel routes and planned electric road trips. It is not permitted on F-roads or highland roads. For travelers staying on regular roads and planning charging stops sensibly, the Kia EV3 is a comfortable, efficient and enjoyable way to explore Iceland.