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Fully electric11 models
Kia e-Niro
Electric
Type 2 · home 7.2–11 kW
2 versions · 7.2–11 kW
Kia e-Soul
Electric
Type 2 · home 7.2–11 kW
2 versions · 7.2–11 kW
Kia EV2
Electric
Type 2 · home 11 kW
42.2 kWh · 2026–present · 11 kW
Kia EV3
Electric
Type 2 · home 11 kW
Long Range · 2024–2026 · 11 kW
Kia EV4
Electric
Type 2 · home 11 kW
Hatchback 81.4 kWh · 2025–2026 · 11 kW
Kia EV5
Electric
Type 2 · home 11 kW
81.4 kWh · 2025–present · 11 kW
Kia EV6
Electric
Type 2 · home 11 kW
Long Range AWD · 2021–2024 · 11 kW
Kia EV9
Electric
Type 2 · home 11 kW
71.6 kWh RWD · 2024–present · 11 kW
Kia Niro EV
Electric
Type 2 · home 11 kW
2022–2025 · 11 kW
Kia PV5 Passenger
Electric
Type 2 · home 11 kW
51.5 kWh · 2025–present · 11 kW
Kia Soul EV
Electric
Type 1 · home 6.6 kW
2017–2019 · 6.6 kW
Plug-in hybrid6 models
Kia Ceed Sportswagon
Plug-in hybrid
Type 2 · home 3.3 kW
PHEV · 2021–2024 · 3.3 kW
Kia Niro
Plug-in hybrid
Type 2 · home 3.3 kW
Plug-In Hybrid · 2019–2022 · 3.3 kW
Kia Optima
Plug-in hybrid
Type 2 · home 3.3 kW
Plug-in Hybrid · 2016–2018 · 3.3 kW
Kia Sorento
Plug-in hybrid
Type 2 · home 3.3 kW
Plug-In Hybrid · 2021–2024 · 3.3 kW
Kia Sportage
Plug-in hybrid
Type 2 · home 7.2 kW
Plug-In Hybrid 4WD · 2022–2024 · 7.2 kW
Kia XCeed
Plug-in hybrid
Type 2 · home 3.3 kW
PHEV · 2020–2022 · 3.3 kW
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Which charging cable fits a Kia?
Which charging cable fits a Kia?
The 17 Kia models in our range have a type 2 or type 1 inlet, depending on model and year. The plug-in hybrids charge at home at 3.3 to 7.2 kW, the fully electric models at 6.6 to 11 kW.
So choose a charging cable that matches what your version can handle. A cable that can handle more also works, but doesn't charge faster. Choose your model and version above: then you only see what fits.
Read more about charging a Kia
Charging cable or portable charger for your Kia? For the EV3, EV4, EV6, EV9, Niro EV, PV5 and the plug-in hybrids we have charging cables, portable EV chargers and charging stations that fit. Most Kia models have a type 2 inlet; older models such as the first-generation Soul EV have type 1. Choose your model and version, or use the number plate check: you'll only see what fits your Kia.
- Inlet
- Type 2 / Type 1
- Models
- 17 (11 electric, 6 plug-in hybrid)
- Home charging
- 3.3 to 11 kW
- Fit guarantee
- If it doesn't fit, we'll swap it
Questions about charging a Kia
Which charging cable fits my Kia?
The 17 Kia models in our range have a type 2 or type 1 inlet, depending on model and year. Which cable you need depends on your version. Choose your model on this page or enter your number plate: then you only see the charging cables that fit.
How fast does a Kia charge at home?
The plug-in hybrids charge at home at 3.3 to 7.2 kW, the fully electric models at 6.6 to 11 kW.
Can I charge my Kia from a regular socket?
Yes. With a mobile charger you can charge your Kia from a regular socket. At around 2.3 kW that is a lot slower than at a charging station: handy on the road or if you have no charging station at home.
Do I need a 22 kW cable for my Kia?
No. No Kia in our range charges faster than 11 kW at home. A 22 kW cable also works, but doesn't charge faster.
















