
Understanding the warning lights and indicators in your Kia electric vehicle is essential for safe and efficient driving. These dashboard symbols provide quick alerts about your EV’s battery status, charging system, and overall performance, helping you take action before small issues become major problems. By learning what each light means, Kia owners can extend the life of their vehicle, avoid costly repairs, and enjoy peace of mind on the road.
Remember, if you ever need expert advice or assistance, the team at Shelly Motors is always ready to support you with professional guidance and service.
The indicator lights up when the electric vehicle is in a drivable state. If there's an issue with the vehicle's systems, the indicator will turn off or blink.
The indicator lights up when the vehicle's output is limited to protect high-powered parts or when the remaining power of the driving (high-voltage) battery is very low, or the voltage is getting low. When the light is on, going up hills may be difficult, or the vehicle may roll backward. If only the power down warning light turns on, it doesn't mean a failure occurred.
The light turns on when the charging connector is properly connected to charge the high-voltage battery of an electric vehicle.
The lights illuminates yellow if regenerative braking doesn't work well due to a brake system disorder and brake performance is slightly reduced.
The light turns on when the remaining power of the high-voltage (drive) battery is low. When the warning light turns on, charge the battery immediately.
The indicator lights up when the battery conditioning mode is active.
The light displays when there's a failure related to the electric vehicle control system such as sensors.
*Cautions - The availability and operation of features may vary depending on the model, trim, and region. For detailed information, please refer to the owner’s manual for your vehicle.