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During severe winter weather conditions, ice may accumulate inside or around the retractable exterior door handles of the Kia EV6, preventing normal operation. In many cases, gently tapping around the handle area can help break the ice and restore movement.
Remove accumulated ice by gently tapping around the perimeter of the Kia EV6 door handle using the bottom of your fist in a circular motion.
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If necessary, slightly increase the tapping force and repeat the process until the Kia EV6 exterior door handle extends outward when unlocking the vehicle.
Once the handle extends normally, open and close the door several times to remove any remaining ice residue and restore smooth operation.
CAUTION
Before performing this procedure, remove jewelry, rings, or sharp objects that could scratch or damage the paint surface of the Kia EV6. Do not use tools or excessive force to break the ice.
Do not strike the vehicle excessively hard, as dents or cosmetic damage may occur. Use only light to moderate force, similar to knocking on a household door.
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Kia EV6 2022-2026 Owner's Manual: Interior general precautions
CAUTION Avoid allowing chemicals such as perfume, cosmetic oils, sunscreen, hand sanitizers, lotions, air fresheners, or similar products to come into contact with interior surfaces of the Kia EV6. These substances may cause staining, discoloration, surface deterioration, or permanent damage. If accidental contact occurs, remove the substance immediately using a soft cloth.Kia EV6 2022-2026 Owner's Manual: When flatbed is unavailable
A 2WD Kia EV6 may be towed without dollies only if the wheels not connected to the drive system remain on the ground. Release the parking brake before switching the vehicle OFF. If towing the Kia EV6 using only two wheels, always lift the driven wheels completely off the ground. CAUTION If any loaded wheel, tire, or suspension component is damaged, or if the Kia EV6 must be towed with the driven wheels contacting the road surface, install towing dollies beneath the driven wheels.