Dean McCrary Kia Service Center · Mobile, AL

Kia EV9 Maintenance Schedule

Select your model year for the complete factory schedule — no oil changes, no engine tune-ups — just rotations, filters, brake fluid, and battery-coolant service from 8,000 to 120,000 miles.

8,000mi — tire rotation & inspection
24,000mi — cabin air filter
48,000mi — brake fluid
120kmi — battery-thermal coolant, first change
Inspectreduction-gear oil, condition-based
10yr/ 100k-mi EV battery warranty

Select Your Model Year

Each year links to its full interval-by-interval schedule. Every year also has its own recall history — worth a check while you’re here.

How the Schedule Has Changed Over Time

2025 — Gear Drive Unit Recall Window
Certain AWD Build-Window Units Get a Free GDU Replacement Recall
NHTSA Recall 25V-115 covers certain 2025 dual-motor AWD EV9s built October 11 through December 19, 2024, for a rear Gear Drive Unit welding defect; the fix is a free GDU replacement, and single-motor RWD trucks are unaffected. This is a safety recall, not a change to the routine maintenance schedule — check your VIN below.
2024 — US Launch
EV9 Debuts as Kia's Three-Row Electric SUV New Gen
The EV9 launched on the E-GMP platform in RWD single-motor and AWD dual-motor form, with 76.1 kWh and 99.8 kWh battery options. Being all-electric, the factory schedule has no oil changes and no ignition-system service: tire rotation and inspection every 8,000 miles, a cabin air filter, brake fluid on roughly a 48,000-mile cycle, and periodic checks of the battery-thermal coolant loop. The reduction gear is inspected on a condition basis rather than run on a fixed oil-change interval.

EV9 Maintenance FAQs

Where's the EV9 Maintenance Schedule for My Year?

Select 2024–2026; service is tire rotation, cabin filter, brake fluid, and battery-coolant checks — no oil or engine tune-ups.

Does a Big Three-Row EV Need More Maintenance?

No. Like the EV6, the EV9 has no engine oil and no ignition system to service — the routine list is the same low-touch EV service regardless of size.

Is the EV9 Battery Under Warranty?

Yes. The high-voltage battery carries a 10-year/100,000-mile warranty (15-year/150,000-mile in CARB states).

Ready to Service Your EV9?

Our technicians are trained on Kia's E-GMP electric platform — genuine parts and factory-approved fluids on every visit. Call or book online in minutes.