Enter the UK registration of the Kia into the form above. We query the official Kia dealer system and return every electronically logged service entry — date, mileage, work performed and dealership. £9.99 — your card is authorised but not charged unless we find records.

Kia is in our Workshop Remarks tier. Workshop remarks including recalls and warranty work. Where workshop remarks align with service schedules, this strongly indicates a service was carried out.

Kia UK logs workshop activity through the Kia Motors UK dealer management system.

For Kia we return workshop remarks from the official dealer system: service date, mileage recorded at the visit, the work performed, and the dealership that carried it out. We also bundle the full DVSA MOT history into the same report at no extra cost.

No. Independent garage services do not appear in Kia's manufacturer dealer system. Our report covers Kia franchised dealer records only. If a previous owner used an independent specialist, those visits will be missing here — that's the same gap a Kia dealer would see if you asked them directly.

Yes. You only need the UK registration of the Kia you're checking. There's no ownership verification step — that's why used-car buyers use the service before paying for a vehicle, to confirm the seller's history claims against the official Kia dealer record.

Kia resale value is closely tied to remaining warranty cover.

Kia's own dealer network can sometimes print service history for you if you visit a branch in person with ownership documents — that's the free route, but it requires a dealer trip and you usually need to be the current owner. There is no public Kia portal that returns the full dealer service record. Our £9.99 lookup runs the same dealer-system query instantly with just the UK registration. Card is authorised but not charged unless records are found.

Yes. Kia maintains digital workshop records through the Kia Motors UK dealer system. Our service returns workshop remarks including recalls, warranty work, and service-related activities held against the VIN.

Yes — critically. Kia's 7-year / 100,000-mile warranty requires servicing within manufacturer intervals to manufacturer spec. The workshop record at a Kia dealer is the proof. Losing warranty eligibility through missed services removes one of Kia's biggest resale advantages.

For Kia, you receive workshop remarks including recall completion, warranty repairs, and activities aligned with scheduled service intervals. The 7-year warranty drives a particularly high density of dealer-system entries on most UK Kias.

All UK Kia models are covered, including Picanto, Rio, Stonic, Ceed (inc. ProCeed, XCeed, SW), Niro (inc. hybrid, PHEV, EV), Soul, Sportage (inc. hybrid, PHEV), Sorento (inc. hybrid, PHEV), Stinger, EV6, e-Niro and Optima.

Yes. For EV6, e-Niro and Soul EV, the annual high-voltage battery health check is recorded as a workshop entry. The 7-year / 100,000-mile battery warranty (with a 70%-of-original-capacity floor) depends on this being completed at a Kia dealer.

Yes. Kia's 7-year warranty is tied to the VIN, not the customer. When the car changes hands, the remaining warranty transfers with it — provided servicing has been kept up to spec. The workshop record proves this.

No. The Kia Connect app shows recent services for supported newer models (Niro, EV6, Sportage, Sorento). Older entries, recall work and warranty repairs typically only appear in the dealer-system lookup.

Kia resale value is heavily tied to the remaining warranty period. A car with verified workshop history that still has 3+ years of 7-year warranty cover typically commands 10-15% more than an out-of-warranty equivalent.