Kia Engine recall lawsuit accusing Soul and Surtos are
Kia Soul owner filed an engine class action lawsuit because the recall was an "ineffective waste of time." March 11, 2025 - The recall of Kia engines has sparked lawsuits saying the vehicles are worthless and that owners have paid a lot of payments to vehicles that have lost their value. The Kia Engine Replacement Recall Class Action lawsuit involves Kia Souls from 2021-2023 and Kia Seltos vehicles from 2021-2023, nearly three weeks before the lawsuit was filed. Car "recall lawsuits" occur when automakers issue recalls to repair vehicles for free and reimburse owners for out-of-pocket expenses. The second is the class action lawsuit, in which case the automaker is a recall of Kia and its replacement engine. Kia engine replacement recall On February 17, Kia announced engine recalls for approximately 137,000 Seltos and Soul vehicles, equipped with a 2.0L NU MPI engine provided by Kia Autoland Hwaseong. The supplier of piston oil rings made mistakes during the manufacturing process.…
Kia Soul and Surtos owners can get new engines in the latest
Faulty piston rings blamed on recalls of nearly 140,000 vehicles February 25, 2025, 17:25 Kia is recalling 137,256 souls and Seltos with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. The engine may have faulty piston rings, which can cause them to burn oil. Kia is aware of more than 400 incidents and four possible related fires. Kia recalled more than 137,000 cars due to piston oil rings, and the rings could be wrong. This can cause many problems, from engine damage to fire. The recall affected the 2021-2023 Soul and 2021-2023 Seltos, equipped with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. Previous models constituted most of the recalls, which involved 83,621 souls and 53,635 Seltos'. More: 2025 Kia Soul gets Soulmate special edition and $100 extra According to the government, over time, “quality deviations” can lead to damage to the cylinder wall. This can lead to increased fuel consumption, which can eventually lead to engine damage or seizures. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration also noted:…
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