KIA Niro: Controlling fan speed (Kia NIRO Hybrid)

KIA Niro EV, Hybrid - Second generation - (SG2) (2021-2024) - Owner's manual / Features of your vehicle / Automatic climate control system / Controlling fan speed (Kia NIRO Hybrid)

Controlling fan speed ( Kia NIRO Hybrid)

Operation

Press left or right button to adjust the speed.

Turning the fan OFF (Kia NIRO Hybrid)

Turning the fan OFF( Kia NIRO Hybrid

Operation

Press the left knob to turn the blowers off.

Climate control features (Kia NIRO Hybrid)

Activate upon washer fluid use (if equipped)

To prevent the odor from entering to inside the vehicle, the ventilation system changes to Recirculated Air Mode for a while when the windshield washer fluid sprayed.

Go to Settings → Vehicle → Climate → Recirculate Air → Activate upon Washer Fluid Use on the infotainment system.

INFORMATION

The infotainment system may change after software updates. For more information, refer to the manual provided in the infotainment system and the quick reference guide.

Controlling fan speed (Kia Niro EV)

Operation Press the left or right button to adjust the speed. Press the knob to turn the blowers off. WARNING Continuously using the climate control system in the recirculated air position may fog the glass, obscure vis

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Defrosting/defogging windshield

Defrosting/defogging windshield (Kia NIRO Hybrid) Defrosting/defogging windshield (Kia Niro EV) Operation Set the fan speed to the desired position. Select desired temperature. Select ( ) or ( ). The outside (fresh) air and ai

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