The South Korean model was selected by 63 women journalists from 43 countries after extensive evaluation
The Kia Niro has been named Women's World Car of the Year 2023. Unfortunately, it’s not available in SA. Picture: SUPPLIED
The Kia Niro is the winner of Women’s World Car of the Year competition for 2023. The announcement coincides withThe 63 participating motoring journalists from 43 countries tested dozens of models and evaluated every detail. In the first round of voting, the best cars in each category were chosen from a total of 59 candidates. The category winners were:In the second round, the finalists were used as the basis for the selection of the World’s Best Car 2023.
“This year’s election was particularly difficult due to the excellent level of all the candidates. Each of the finalists had sufficient merit to win the trophy,” says Marta Garcia, executive president of WWCOTY.After much scrutiny, the scales tipped heavily in favour of the Kia Niro, a mid-size crossover that isn’t available in SA, but comes in hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric models.
“The Kia Niro is a spacious, stylish, efficient and practical car that is right on trend with its size, design and drive.” — Petra Mühr, Austria.
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