We built your electric car to be clean, green, efficient – and great fun to drive.
Kia EV Services make sure it stays that way.
The new technology that powers your Kia electric car needs the right skills and equipment to maintain it. Kia has them covered. Our service technicians are trained electric vehicle experts. Our workshops are equipped with the latest special tools and receive technical and safety updates. So simply plug into our dealership network
for great EV service.
Expert EV service
Tailored maintenance
Charging power in your hands
Make your EV extra special
All Kia technicians attend regular vehicle-specific training sessions that keeping them up to date with Kia EV technology, and servicing and maintenance skills and techniques. At least one technician in every Kia workshop is certified to the highest level for working on a high-voltage system.
The unique technology of an electric car requires specialist tools for its servicing and maintenance:
• The Kia Battery Balancer T200 prolongs HV battery life, cell by cell.
• The Kia Diagnostic System automatically checks vehicle systems.
What’s more, after every service, your Kia will be returned fully charged.
Regular maintenance in line with the manufacturer's, recommended schedule is essential to keep your Kia electric car performing at its best, and safest. To be sure your Kia is fully and correctly maintained, download the vehicle-specific maintenance schedule below and book an appointment at your Kia dealership.
Your Kia electric car, like any vehicle, still needs regular maintenance and inspections to ensure it runs efficiently and safely, for your driving pleasure and peace of mind.
And for even greater peace of mind, you can choose Kia Prepaid Maintenance. This covers all the service maintenance visits for your Kia EV for the next X years. Ask your authorised Kia dealership for more details.
Prolonging your battery’s life with coolant fluid
The life of your Kia’s HV (high-voltage) battery depends very much on how well it is maintained. Proper care will help to extend its lifetime and optimise its performance. Essential maintenance involves replacement of the low-conductivity coolant every three years or 45,000 km – whichever is sooner. This coolant is specially formulated to dissipate heat from the battery, in order to help it perform better and last longer.
Replacement according to the maintenance schedule will help prolong the life of your Kia's high-voltage battery.
Safe tyre maintenance
Tyres play a vital part in driving safety in any type of vehicle, as they are the the only part of the vehicle that has contact with the road. Grip, steering, cornering, braking and accelerating all rely on well-performing tyres in good condition. Because the weight of the battery might affect your tyres’ longevity, it is especially important to keep them regularly checked and well maintained. Find out how below.
Charging the battery of your Kia electric car is simple. All you need is a charger and a connecting cable. If you have a mobile phone or electric toothbrush, you’re already doing something very similar.
How long charging takes varies, depending on the vehicle’s on-board charger (OBC), the charging cable, the charger and the power supply.
The OBC dictates your choice of cable and charger. There is a choice of one- or three-phase cables and chargers (three-phase cables generally charge faster). Your home power supply – whether it is one- or three-phase and how many kilowatts – is the final factor that affects the charging time.
Just like other electric devices, most Kia EV drivers charge their car at home. With a convenient wall box charger installed, the battery can be charged overnight so it‘s ready and waiting for you to drive off with full power in the morning.
Your personal KiaCharge card gives you access to the largest and fastest-growing public charging network in Europe. With the KiaCharge card and app, you can easily find the charging station you need, plan a route, monitor usage and keep track of how much you are spending on public charging, with monthly billing.
Charging cable
A Mode 3 charging cable provides the fastest-possible (AC) charging at both public- and home-charging points. At smart charging points, it also enables you to see the battery’s charging status. The cable automatically locks to the car and the charging point.
Made by Kia, for Kia. That‘s what makes Kia Genuine Parts and Accessories the best choice for your Kia EV. They help to make your Kia look its best, perform at its best, and make every journey your best one yet.
The Kia Genuine Cabin Air Filter helps eliminate unpleasant smells, gases and allergens. It should be replaced in your Kia EV every two years or 30,000 km to maintain optimum performance. Choose from a standard particle filter, active carbon filter (ideal for dust allergies and asthma sufferers) and bionic filter (resistant to bacteria and mildew growth).
Because it has fewer moving parts, an electric vehicle generally requires less maintenance. This reduces its cost of ownership compared with a petrol- or diesel- engine vehicle. Kia Prepaid Maintenance fixes labour and parts costs for future servicing, for extra peace of mind.
This will depend on its age and mileage. You can find the service schedules for different models here:
Find out moreTaking good care of your battery is essential. Kia workshops have the specialist equipment – such as the Kia Battery Balancer – to help. Regularly replacing the low- conductivity coolant (every three years or 45,000 km) also plays a key role in extending battery life.
A wall box charger fitted at your home is a convenient way to charge your Kia EV. We supply and fit the charger for you. Ask your dealership for details.
There are several possible reasons. Your authorised Kia dealership will be able to quickly identify the issue using specialist diagnostic equipment.
The most likely reason is that it’s time to recharge the car’s battery. You should do this immediately. If the light is still on after the battery has been charged, your authorised Kia dealership will be able to identify the issue.
You can get help at the roadside by contacting the Kia call centre, or your nearest dealership. If you have signed up for the Kia Roadside Assistance Service you will be prepared for this situation and help will quickly be on its way.