Kia Servicing & Service Plans

Yes, to keep it running in optimum condition, we recommend getting a service on your car every 12 months and a Kia interim service every six months.

When you purchase our car service plans, we always align your next car service with the anniversary of the first date of registration. This means we can replace components and fluids and perform key maintenance on a timely basis.

Yes, electric cars require regular servicing, just like petrol and diesel cars. Although they have fewer moving parts, various components like the battery, brakes, tyres, and windscreen wipers still need to be checked annually.

Electric cars should be serviced every 12 months or every 10,000 miles, depending on the model and usage. Regular electric car servicing helps maintain vehicle health and safety while also minimizing repair costs and maximising vehicle performance

Electric car service costs can vary depending on the make, model, and type of vehicle. Generally, electric car servicing is more affordable due to electric cars having fewer mechanical parts.

Learn more about our Electic Car Servicing costs with the Kia e-Care packages.

Hybrid car servicing can be slightly more expensive to service due to the dual powertrain system and additional components. Our Kia service plans help to keep costs transparent and manageable.

Missing a service will not automatically void your Kia warranty. However, if any vehicle fault can be attributed to improper or incorrect maintenance, then the insurance claim may be denied.

To maintain the Kia 7-year warranty, regular servicing in line with Kia’s recommendations is required. Ensure your Kia is serviced on time to fully benefit from the warranty coverage.

In the UK, it's a legal requirement to have a valid MOT and road tax in order to drive your car on a public road.

If you're unsure about when your MOT is due or if your car is taxed, you can check via the government website.