kia EV Dealer Burlingame

Yes. Kia America is offering $10,000 Customer Cash on select new 2026 Kia Niro EV models from October 1 through November 2, 2026. It applies only when you buy, not when you lease, and it comes off the price rather than being paid out in cash. Kia requires delivery by October 31, 2026, and inventory is limited, so see every Niro EV we have in stock or call our sales team to confirm which cars qualify.

Yes, but check which one. Burlingame station at 290 California Drive runs weekday and weekend service. Broadway station has been weekend-and-holiday only since 2005, so a weekday trip should start from the Burlingame stop*SourceCaltrain station pages for Burlingame and Broadway; Broadway has had weekend and holiday service only since 2005.
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Ride Caltrain north to Millbrae, where BART shares the station, then take BART toward San Francisco. Colma is the stop after South San Francisco and is about a mile from our showroom at 600 Serramonte Blvd. Call 888-956-7349 before you set out and we will tell you the easiest way in from Colma*SourceBART Colma station page and walking-distance transit listings from Serramonte Center.
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Yes. You can agree the numbers and complete most of the paperwork online, then we bring the car to you in Burlingame. Call 888-956-7349 to arrange a time and confirm what to have ready, since the schedule depends on the specific vehicle and on your financing.

Our advertised EV leases are closed-end leases through Kia Financial for Tier 1 approved credit, and each one is tied to a single in-stock VIN. Every advertised payment is plus tax, and the amount due at signing excludes tax, title, license, the acquisition fee, the first payment and dealer fees. There is no security deposit and a $399 disposition fee applies at lease end. Advertised payments assume Tier 1 approved credit and not all customers will qualify*SourceOffer Details as published on the Serramonte Kia specials page.
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You are also responsible for excess wear and for insurance. Payments, terms and mileage allowances change every month, so use the lease cards on this page for the current numbers.

When one of our EV lease specials qualifies, the advertised payment already reflects the $3,500 MyFirstEV rebate. The offer details say so explicitly, so it is not a further discount on top of the payment you see.

MyFirstEV is a California program for residents buying or leasing their first zero-emission vehicle. The new vehicle must have an MSRP at or below $50,000 and must be purchased, delivered and registered in California. The rebate is applied at the dealership as a down payment and is subject to dealer participation. Funding is limited and an automaker's share can run out, so we confirm both your eligibility and current availability before you sign*SourceCalifornia MyFirstEV program terms: $3,500 for a California resident buying or leasing a first zero-emission vehicle, new-vehicle MSRP cap $50,000, vehicle purchased, delivered and registered in California, applied at the dealership as a down payment and subject to dealer participation. Vehicle and customer eligibility, incentive amounts, funding availability and program requirements are set by the State and can change; funding is limited. Serramonte Kia does not administer the program.
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Yes. Kia says its EV owners can use more than 29,000 Tesla Superchargers across North America*SourceKia owner charging page: access to over 29,000 Tesla Superchargers. Charge-port type and whether an adapter is needed vary by model year.
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How you plug in depends on the model year. Newer Kia EVs come with a native NACS port, while cars built with a CCS port use a Kia NACS adapter. Either way they also DC fast-charge on CCS networks such as Electrify America and EVgo. Tell us which car you are looking at and we will confirm which applies, so you leave with what you need.