Kia 7 Year Warranty

A GREAT CAR DESERVES THE BEST CAR WARRANTY

Quality redefined. That’s how to describe Kia's 7-year or 100,000-mile car warranty – a clear commitment to quality, reliability, and peace of mind. One of the longest warranties in Europe, it comes as standard with every Kia, not as a costly add-on.

Every Kia model includes this manufacturer warranty, and it’s fully transferable, meaning any remaining cover passes to the next owner if the car is sold within the warranty period.

The Kia 7-year warranty offers coverage equal to, or better than, many extended warranties, delivering long-term value as part of the Kia Promise.

Warranty Terms & Exclusions (Car)

WARRANTY TERMS & EXCLUSIONS (PBV)

Kia 7 Year Warranty Benefits

1. Built to exceptional standards
   Every Kia is manufactured to meet rigorous automotive quality standards, giving Kia the confidence to provide the longest new car warranty available in Europe.

2. 7-year warranty as standard
   Kia is the only brand in Europe to offer a 7-year warranty across its entire range, included as standard rather than as a costly optional extra.

3. Warranty that stays with the car
   Kia’s warranty is fully transferable to future owners, meaning even a used Kia can still offer more remaining cover than many competitors’ brand-new vehicles.

4. Lower ownership costs
   Extended warranty coverage helps reduce maintenance expenses and can enhance resale value over the life of the vehicle.

5. Europe-wide protection
   Should a warranty claim arise, both parts and labour are covered throughout Europe, ensuring continued protection wherever you travel.

Kia Warranty FAQs

What is a car warranty?

A car warranty helps protect you from unexpected repair costs by covering certain repairs for a set period of time or mileage. Warranty terms vary between manufacturers, with differences in length, coverage, and conditions.

Is the clutch covered under a car warranty?

Clutches are typically excluded from standard car warranties, as they are classed as wear-and-tear items that naturally deteriorate through normal use. Most manufacturers only cover clutch-related issues if a fault is proven to be caused by a manufacturing defect rather than driver use.

Under Kia’s 7-year warranty, clutch linings are covered for defects in materials or workmanship for up to 24 months from first registration or 12,500 miles, whichever comes first.

Is the battery covered under a car warranty?

Car batteries are generally considered consumable components, meaning coverage is often limited due to normal wear over time. Warranty terms for batteries can differ significantly between manufacturers, making this an important consideration when choosing a vehicle.

Kia’s 7-year warranty includes cover for 12V and 48V batteries during the first 24 months from registration. High-voltage batteries in electric vehicles are covered separately under an 8-year or 100,000-mile warranty, offering long-term peace of mind for EV owners.

How does a car warranty work?

A car warranty is an agreement between you and the manufacturer or warranty provider that covers the repair or replacement of certain parts within a specified time or mileage limit. If a covered fault occurs during this period, the cost of parts and labour is usually paid for by the warranty.

Most new car warranties are manufacturer-backed and require repairs to be carried out at authorised dealerships. Extended or third-party warranties may have different conditions, limits, or exclusions, so it’s important to review the policy details carefully.

Are car warranties worth it?

In many cases, yes — particularly when a warranty is included as standard with a new car. A comprehensive warranty can help protect you from unexpected repair bills by covering faults caused by manufacturing or workmanship issues.

This added protection can reduce ownership costs, support vehicle value, and provide reassurance during the early years of driving.

What does Kia’s 7-year car warranty cover?

In general, a car warranty covers repairs required due to manufacturing or workmanship defects, including key components such as the engine, transmission, steering system, and gearbox. Coverage details can vary between manufacturers.

For full information on what is and isn’t covered, please refer to Kia’s warranty terms and exclusions.