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No I purchased a level 2 from amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PH7P6MN/ref=crt_ewc_title_srh_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A141DW0W7J6ULN I just got it in today. A good tip If you have many dealers in your area find one you are comfortable with. One of the dealers that is "EV Certified"...

Ours just got a fault code. We just got a new cord from Amazon. The dealer just gave us a reman battery and called it good... I have since hadn't had an issue. I have no idea how they figured it out. I was told by one dealer that there wasn't a problem and they wouldn't even look. I am guessing...

Update everyone... Kia had said that the battery was bad they are replacing the battery, ecm, and charge ports... My wife is in a rental until the 26th of February... The soonest they can get the battery here. What other components are known to break?

Do you have any recommendation that won't break the budget. My kia dealer here that is certified are a bunch of people I would prefer not to talk to....

Would an Android tablet work? And if so what obd2 reader should I use? And yes I have a laptop but need the OBD2 reader....

So I just purchased a used certified preowned 2016 Kia Soul EV with 11200 miles on it. The dealer put a 60 mile charge on it since we got it it won’t go over 55 mile charge. I have cleared the drive history. Any other suggestions. Not sure if that will or won’t help at this point. It seems that...