Certain Kia EVs come with free charging credits on the Electrify America network. 2024 EV9 and EV6 owners will receive 1,000 kWh - That’s equivalent to about 3,000-4000 miles of free driving range. 2024 Niro EV owners will get 500 kWh - equivalent to 1,950 miles of free driving range.
Go electric your way.Go electric your way.
Three electrified options.
Electric
All-electric power with zero tailpipe emissions.
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• All-electric all the time
• EV batteries have hundreds of miles of range
• Zero tailpipe emissions and low maintenance costs
Plug-in Hybrid
The best of both worlds.
2025 Sorento Plug-in Hybrid
EPA-est. all-electric range: 32 mi
EPA-est. MPGe: 79 comb.2
2025 Niro Plug-in Hybrid
EPA-est. all-electric range: 33 mi
EPA-est. MPGe: 108 comb.2
2025 Sportage Plug-in Hybrid
EPA-est. all-electric range: 34 mi
EPA-est. MPGe: 84 comb.2
2025 Sorento Plug-in Hybrid
EPA-est. all-electric range: 32 mi
EPA-est. MPGe: 79 comb.2
2025 Niro Plug-in Hybrid
EPA-est. all-electric range: 33 mi
EPA-est. MPGe: 108 comb.2
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• All-electric power for short trips
• Zero tailpipe emissions in EV Mode
• Hybrid flexibility for longer trips
Hybrid
Fuel economy that can take you far.
2025 Sportage Hybrid
Available All-Wheel Drive
EPA-est. MPG: 44 HWY3
2025 Carnival MPV Hybrid
Turbocharged Hybrid Powertrain
EPA-est. MPG: 31 HWY3
2025 Sorento Hybrid
Available All-Wheel Drive
EPA-est. MPG: 36 comb.3
2025 Niro
Total range: 588 mi
EPA-est. MPG: 54 HWY3
2025 Sportage Hybrid
Available All-Wheel Drive
EPA-est. MPG: 44 HWY3
2025 Carnival MPV Hybrid
Turbocharged Hybrid Powertrain
EPA-est. MPG: 31 HWY3
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• Hybrid technology helps you go further on a single tank of gas
• The longest driving range of any Kia powertrain
• No charging required
Kia EV owners can get up to 4000 miles of free charging credits.
Choosing your charger.
Outlet Charger
Level 1
- Best For
Plug-in hybrid and low mileage drivers
Those with ability to charge for 10.5+hrs/day
- Not For
Long commutes
Long weekend drives
- Ideal Use
Overnight or multi-day charging
- Benefits
No installation required
Uses standard 120V outlet5
- Time to Full Charge
10.5 hrs (Plug-in Hybrid) 68+ hrs (EV)4
- Charging Cost
$13.16 per full charge for an EV5
- Cost of Level 1 Charger
$549 for EVs; $0 for Plug-in Hybrid & select EV models (included w/ purchase)8
- All-in Cost of Installation
$0 (no installation required)8
- Power
120V, standard US outlet
- Setup
Plug into 120V wall outlet
- Location
Home
Anywhere with a 120V outlet
Installed Charger
Level 2
- Best For
EVs and Plug-in Hybrids
Higher mileage drivers
- Not For
Those lacking a permanent parking spot with electricity
- Ideal Use
Frequent charging
- Benefits
Faster than a Level 1 charger
Available at some workplaces and retailers
- Time to Full Charge
3.5hrs (Plug-in Hybrid) - 7.5hrs (EV)6
- Charging Cost
$13.16 per full charge for an EV7
- Cost of Charger
$380-$6908
- All-in Cost of Installation
$680-$3,3008
- Power
240V, similar to some major appliances
- Setup
Professional installation by electrician
- Location
Home
Work
Some retailers
Public Fast Charger
Level 3
- Best For
Road trips
High mileage drivers
- Not For
At home charging
Frequent use
- Ideal Use
Ultra fast charge when time is limited
- Benefits
Fastest charge available provided by DC current
- Time to Full Charge
18 - 75 min for an EV9
- Charging Cost
$37.15 per full charge10
- Cost of Charger
Not available for consumers
- All-in Cost of Installation
Not available for installation
- Power
480V+
- Setup
Not available for consumers
- Location
Public
Near highways
High traffic areas
Charge up at home and on the go.
Simplify your switch to electric with Qmerit.
Kia has teamed up with Qmerit to offer a convenient home charger installation service. Get matched with a licensed electrician to help install your Level 2 wall charger and simplify the transition to electric.
Spend less on maintenance with an EV.
Did you know that electric vehicles generally require less factory recommended maintenance than traditional gas engine vehicles? See how an EV and a gas engine vehicle differ when it comes to a typical maintenance schedule.
EV: 2024 Niro EV
Maintenance Events
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Maintenance Events
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ICE: 2024 Sorento
Scroll or click the arrows above to see how maintenance differs
Tire Rotation
8,000 Miles 12 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Climate Control Air Filter
Tire Rotation
16,000 MILES 24 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Climate Control Air Filter
Tire Rotation
24,000 MILES 36 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Air Cleaner Filter (Engine)
Climate Control Air Filter
Tire Rotation
32,000 MILES 48 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Climate Control Air Filter
Tire Rotation
40,000 MILES 60 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Brake Fluid
Climate Control Air Filter
Tire Rotation
48,000 MILES 72 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Climate Control Air Filter
Air Cleaner Filter (Engine)
Brake Fluid
Spark Plugs
Tire Rotation
56,000 MILES 84 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Climate Control Air Filter
Tire Rotation
64,000 MILES 96 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Climate Control Air Filter
Tire Rotation
72,000 MILES 108 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Air Cleaner Filter (Engine)
Climate Control Air Filter
Tire Rotation
80,000 MILES 120 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Climate Control Air Filter
Tire Rotation
88,000 MILES 132 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Brake Fluid
Climate Control Air Filter
Tire Rotation
96,000 MILES 144 Months
Tire Rotation
Engine Oil & Engine Oil Filter
Climate Control Air Filter
Air Cleaner Filter (Engine)
Brake Fluid
Spark Plugs
EV 101
Understanding the basics of electrified vehicles is an important step on your journey toward EV ownership. These tutorials will walk you through some of the most important information about EVs and how they work.
10-year or 100,000-mile battery limited warranty.
Kia’s EV and hybrid batteries come with an industry-leading warranty so you can drive with confidence wherever the road takes you.
A helpful FAQ
Questions about electric & hybrid vehicles?
Hear from real Kia owners
Disclaimers
1 Electric range: Based on EPA estimates on a full battery charge. Actual range will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits, vehicle maintenance, charging practice, battery age, weather, temperature and your vehicle’s condition. Battery capacity will decrease with time and use. For more information on range, see www.fueleconomy.gov.
MPGe: EPA-estimated MPG equivalent on a full battery charge. Actual MPGe will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits, vehicle maintenance, charging practice, battery age, weather, temperature and your vehicle’s condition. Battery capacity will decrease with time and use. For more information on MPGe, see www.fueleconomy.gov.
2 All-electric Range: All-electric range based on projected EPA estimates on a full battery charge. Actual range will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits, vehicle maintenance, charging practice, battery age, weather, temperature, and your vehicle’s condition. Battery capacity will decrease with time and use. For more information on range, please see www.fueleconomy.gov.
MPGe: EPA-estimated MPG equivalent on a full battery charge. Actual MPGe will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits, vehicle maintenance, charging practice, battery age, weather, temperature and your vehicle’s condition. Battery capacity will decrease with time and use. For more information on MPGe, see www.fueleconomy.gov.
3 Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid driving range: Based on range listed at fueleconomy.gov, which cautions that range assumes a full tank and 100% of fuel in tank will be used before refueling. Actual range will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits and your vehicle’s condition. Kia recommends that you refuel as soon as possible after the low fuel warning light illuminates or sooner.
MPG: Based on EPA estimates. Actual mileage will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits and your vehicle’s condition. See www.fueleconomy.gov.
4 Level 1 charge times for Plug-in Hybrid and EV categories based on 2023 Sorento Plug-in Hybrid and 2023 EV6. Charging time will vary.
5 Level 1 charging cost estimate for EV6 based upon U.S. Department of Energy average of $0.17/kW as of May 2023. Calculation based on 2023 Kia EV6 Wind RWD and 77.4kWh battery to full charge.
6 Level 2 charge times for Plug-in Hybrid and EV categories based on 2023 Sorento Plug-in Hybrid and 2023 EV6. Charging time will vary.
7 Level 2 charging cost for EV6 estimate based upon U.S. Department of Energy average of $0.17/kW as of May 2023. Calculation based on 2023 Kia EV6 Wind RWD and 77.4kWh battery to full charge.
8 Charger costs will vary based on location, charging level, and type. For more information on chargers and charger installation, visit https://afdc.energy.gov/fuels/electricity_infrastructure_development.html
9 Level 3 charge times for EV category based on 2023 EV6. Charging time will vary.
10 Level 3 charging cost estimate based upon Electrify America's average DC charging rate of $0.48/kWh. Calculation based on 2023 Kia EV6 Wind RWD and 77.4kWh battery to full charge.
11 Home installation: 240V charging requires purchase of a Level 2 charger and may not be compatible with all devices and homes. Fastest charge requires activation with a ChargePoint account, plus a 50 A circuit and hardwired installation, which may require electrical upgrades. Not all vehicles are able to accept the fastest charge. Contact a licensed professional to assess your vehicle’s requirements, your home’s electrical system and any applicable permits and permissions.
ChargePoint app: Additional terms and conditions apply, a compatible device is required and message/data rates may apply. Smart home charger features such as scheduling require that the charger be activated with a ChargePoint account.
12 See "Limited Warranty" section in this link:
https://chargepoint.ent.box.com/v/Flex-Install-EN-US
13 Home Installation – The charger operates from a 120 - 240 VAC (Single Phase) 60 Hz power source. It is recommended that electrical outlets for use with your charger be installed by a licensed, qualified electrician. To avoid serious injury or death, installation must comply with the provisions of the National Electric Code (NEC) and all local codes.