Kia recalls 137,000 Soul & Seltos cars (2021-2023) due to fire risks! Find out if you qualify for a FREE engine replacement. Check now!


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🚗🔥 ALERT: Kia Owners Could Get a FREE Engine Replacement! Here’s Why

Kia is recalling over 137,000 Soul & Seltos models due to a major engine defect that could lead to fires! Find out if your car is affected.

⚠️ MASSIVE Kia Recall – What’s the Problem?

If you own a 2021-2023 Kia Soul or Seltos, your car could be at serious risk due to faulty piston rings that:
🚨 Burn excessive oil
🔥 Damage the engine
💥 Might even cause a FIRE!

Kia has already reported over 400 complaints and 4 fire incidents—all linked to this dangerous defect.

🚘 Is YOUR Kia Affected? Check the List Below!

2021-2023 Kia Soul – 83,621 units recalled
2021-2023 Kia Seltos – 53,635 units recalled

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) warns that leaking oil on hot engine parts could trigger fires. If your car is affected, you might be eligible for a FREE ENGINE REPLACEMENT!

💰 How to Get Your Free Engine Replacement

Kia dealerships will:
Inspect & replace your engine for FREE
Install new safety software
Send official recall notices by April 2024

⚡ What Should You Do RIGHT NOW?

🔎 Check your VIN on Kia’s website or the NHTSA recall page to see if your car is affected.
🚗 Visit a Kia dealership ASAP for a FREE inspection & possible engine replacement!

FAQ

Kia is recalling over 137,000 Soul and Seltos models due to faulty piston rings that can cause excessive oil consumption, engine damage, and even fires.

The recall includes the 2021-2023 Kia Soul and 2021-2023 Kia Seltos equipped with 2.0-liter four-cylinder engines.

You can check your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the official Kia recall website or the NHTSA recall page to see if your car is affected.

Owners should contact their nearest Kia dealership immediately for a free inspection and, if necessary, a free engine replacement. Kia will also install new piston-ring noise sensing software.

Yes, Kia will cover the full cost of the engine replacement under this recall. Owners will not be charged for repairs.

Kia will begin sending official recall notices in early April 2024 via mail. However, owners can check their VIN online now.

If your vehicle is experiencing excessive oil consumption, engine noise, stalling, or overheating, avoid driving it and contact a Kia dealership immediately. If your car is not showing symptoms, it’s best to get it inspected as soon as possible.

Yes, in rare cases, oil leaks from damaged piston rings could lead to engine fires if the oil comes into contact with hot exhaust components. Kia has reported four such fire incidents.

Kia has not officially stated whether it will provide loaner vehicles. However, some dealerships may offer a loaner car while repairs are being completed.

The time required for engine replacement varies by dealership and parts availability. Some replacements could take a few days, while others might take longer.

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