Interested in opinions/experiences/recommendations for all weather floor mats for a 2024 Niro PHEV EX, both OEM and aftermarket. The Kia OEM shows a different part number for their PHEV mats while the HEV and EV share the same part number. Can anyone comment on the differences? TIA
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IRoy
The packaging of the battery and gas tank and associated hardware in the PHEV results in the floor pan of the PHEV being just different enough in shape to warrant unique floor mats. The PHEV also has a smaller cargo area.
I was surprised when we took delivery of our HEV that it came with two sets of floor mats. We had considered ordering a set of WeatherTech or Tuxmat floor mats but since one set of the included mats seem to all weather, we are going use those for the time being and have stored the carpeted set.
I was surprised when we took delivery of our HEV that it came with two sets of floor mats. We had considered ordering a set of WeatherTech or Tuxmat floor mats but since one set of the included mats seem to all weather, we are going use those for the time being and have stored the carpeted set.
We have a 2024 PHEV and got the OEM all weather floor mats (ATF13 AU100 for PHEV) and a Weathertech cargo liner. The OEM floor mats are a bit nicer than Weathertech as they are a thick rubber like material. The Weathertech cargo liner is very nice.
The part numbers for HEV and PHEV are different, so you need to specify the model when ordering. The Kia floor mats only come in a set of 4 for front and rear, while the Weathertech can be bought for just front or back, or a complete set. If you only want front, the Weathertech would be cheaper.
The part numbers for HEV and PHEV are different, so you need to specify the model when ordering. The Kia floor mats only come in a set of 4 for front and rear, while the Weathertech can be bought for just front or back, or a complete set. If you only want front, the Weathertech would be cheaper.
Rather than Weathertech, I have been purchasing Tuxmat and find them to be far superior. Only downside is they are harder to remove for cleaning so I just clean them in the vehicle.
I also purchased a Findway cargo mat (engineered) and very much like it as well. They also make floor mats which are very similar to Weathetech and much cheaper to purchase.
Both companies are Canadian and will ship to USA.
The part numbers for the engineered mats are different for all Niro: HEV, PHEV & EV
I also purchased a Findway cargo mat (engineered) and very much like it as well. They also make floor mats which are very similar to Weathetech and much cheaper to purchase.
Both companies are Canadian and will ship to USA.
The part numbers for the engineered mats are different for all Niro: HEV, PHEV & EV
I got the OEM mats. Was a little disappointed at first. They are molded, thin, and quite light, not heavy rubber. With time decided they're fine. They clean up easy and should contain a spill. I just left the carpet mats in place under them for some extra sound insulation.
Geoff
Geoff
I got tuxmats for mine, which I really like. I recently got a 2025 Niro loaner while mine was getting serviced. The 2025 Niro all weather mats had great coverage and looked surprisingly nice.
Smart Liner. Ordered the front and rear set and have had them for a few months. Excellent quality and I'm satisfied. Cheaper than Weathertech.
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