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1/24/26 -- While driving ~25-30mph (~2 miles from start of trip) car produced âEngine Management System errorâ and  within a minute or so âCheck Hybrid System. Stop Safelyâ warning and went into electric only mode, limp mode.  Turning off the car and turning back on temporarily enabled the gas engine to run.  Dealer reviewed fault codes and stated vehicle was now running correctly.  ~800 miles and less than 30days later the same problem occurred again.  2/17  â While driving ~30mph (~1mile from start of trip) the car produced a âEngine Management System errorâ. At this point I was approaching a traffic light and stopped at the red light. Decided to return home and attempted to turn right on red at the light. When I hit the gas to turn, the gas engine did not engage, the car limped forward a few feet in electric mode, and the car started beeping with the âCheck Hybrid System. Stop Safelyâ warning. If I had less less space when turning right, or the car would have a moved a few feet farther, I would have been hit in the intersection by an oncoming car. Thankfully I had left a lot of space and my car did not pull that far into the intersection. I turned the car off, when I turned the car on again, the gas engine engaged, and I was able to slowly drive the 1 mile home.  Car was then towed to the dealer 2/18 for repair.  As of 3/17 dealer still has the vehicle (so do not have a second repair invoice) and waiting on an Customer Care escalation from KIA as dealer recalibrated the Hybrid module but can't recreate the issue after driving 400miles.  This issue leaves the car in a limp mode with a significant chance of causing a accident, I was almost hit, when there is loss of ability to accelerate at any meaningful rate or drive any sustained distance.

KIA SORENTO HYBRID 2025 POWER TRAIN

In February, on my car that I had had for six months with less than 3500 miles on it, I was driving and got a âdriver assist warningâ on my car and I no longer have the ability to apply gas to the car. Thankfully, I was able to pull over safely. I restarted the car and everything was fine. I called the dealership and they said it is probably a bad sensor and I made an appointment to bring in my card that Friday. They said that this was due to probably a dirty sensor due to it being snowing out. The next day I took my car to a car wash to clean it to make sure that there was nothing messing with the sensor. As soon as I exited the car wash, I got the same quote, driver, warning, assist quote, warning on my dashboard and lost the ability to gas my car. I immediately took my car to the dealer where it stayed for 18 days. They said that they replaced the sensor which was causing the issue. I had my car back for a total of 10 days when the same thing happened to me. This time I was driving on a 55 mph road. Luckily, again I was able to pull over safely. I took my car straight to the dealer where they had it for 28 days. They got the corporate Kia mechanics involved. They tried a bunch of things to fix my car, and eventually said that the sensor malfunctioning was due to the oil being too high. This is on a car now with less than 38,000 miles which has never had service on it. My car has been in the shop for a total of 46 days of the last two months. The sensor just going out abruptly can cause a major accident. Since I have had this problem, I have heard of at least two other cars doing the exact same thing.

KIA SORENTO HYBRID 2025 UNKNOWN OR OTHER

Was driving home from work, and suddenly all the indicator lights came on on the dash, (check engine, warring lights, indicator that the battery was critically low, etc etc.)  the car notified me to safely pull off the road.  I pulled off the road in limp mode, the engine would not engage when pedal was pressed, and then lost power.  I was stuck in the middle of the lane on a side road in park.  I turned the car off, then turned it back on and let it idle for a bit thinking it may be the battery (which is new).  After several minutes drove it home and have not had any other issues.  I researched this issue on the internet and there were reported similar problems exactly like this.  Note. I put it on a reader at home and it did not show any codes.

KIA SORENTO HYBRID 2025 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

1. I'm not sure what component or system malfunctioned. The dealership has said something different every time it's had to be taken in. The first time they said it could have been the dip stick. The second time they said they didn't know but did an update to the car's system. Last week, was the third time we've had to take it in and they said they are doing an oil change and replacing the air intake hose assy, GDI fuel pump, High pressure fuel pump, valve cover assy, oil filter and oil but didn't say if this would fix the issue. 2. We have loss confidence in this car's safety and reliability and the dealership's ability to repair it. It's been in the shop multiple times and continues to fail. The issue with the vehicle is that when we got a warning the power to the car shuts off. It doesn't allow you to do anything with the gas pedal no matter what speed you are going. We have experienced this multiple times on city streets and the highway. The potential for an accident is very high when the car does this. 3. We have taken it to the dealership and they don't know what's wrong with it. I created a case with Kia and have not heard back from a case manager at all. 4. The vehicle has only been inspected by the dealership and no one else. They have contacted Kia corporate for solutions via messaging but this is the third time the car has just loss power while we are driving. 5. There were some warning signs like check hybrid batter system on the dashboard. The kia Access app allow shows diagnostic alerts like ADAS_DRV.  I have attached some photos and some of the documentation we have. There have been multiple dates but I put the first date that the car broke down. Other dates include (1/28/26 and 2/6/26).

Incident #1: Car suddenly and without warning had complete loss of power, with gas engine shutting off and only using battery power. Car was traveling at 45mph in morning traffic. Pedal was pushed to the floor, but car would only go a maximum of 20mph. Warning dash lights then appeared saying "Hybrid Malfunction/Pull Over Immediately/Turn off car". I was able to pull off road and turn off car and then turn back on. Car ran normally the 2 miles back home.   Incident #2: 2 days later, while driving my kids to school the car again, suddenly and without warning had complete loss of power, with gas engine shutting off and only using battery power. Again, warning dash lights: "Check Hybrid System. Stop Safely!". I did so and car ran normally back to my house (distance approx: 2.5 miles). I immediately called KIA of Beaverton and they said to have it towed right away. Once at dealer, they were unable to diagnose any issues and said that no codes showed up, but also said that the car "deleted codes". Car was in shop for 2 days and determined "car operates as designed." I picked up the car.   Incident #3: 7 days later, with kids in the car, again car had complete power loss with no warning. Warning lights again told of "Check Hybrid System. Stop Safely!" Pulled over (in heavy Friday rush hour traffic) and turned off car. Turned on again, but this time car drove for less than a quarter mile before complete power loss happened again with all warning lights. This time we took video of the car not having power, all the warning lights etc. as evidence. We turned off the car and upon turning it on, it instantly had no power. We pulled car over and had to park it that night at a local business for towing. Car was towed again to Beaverton KIA.   Again, dealer said they were not able to replicate problem after driving 250 miles on it. Insisted we pick up car, despite numerous comm's saying how unsafe we felt taking it. Dealer claimed KIA told them to remove .5 Qt of oil.

2025 Kia Sorento Hybrid FWD — vehicle data sourced from FuelEconomy.gov.

La Kia Sorento Hybrid FWD (2025) è un SUV compatto ibrido che offre un'efficienza notevole con un consumo combinato di 36 mpg. Con un motore turbo da 1.6 litri e un motore elettrico, garantisce prestazioni solide per la guida quotidiana.

	2022	2023	2024	2025	2026
Prezzo	—	$36,590	$36,690–$47,590	—	—
Cilindrata	1.6L	1.6L	1.6L	1.6 L	1.6L
Tipo carburante	Normale	Normale	Normale	Regular	Normale
Trasmissione	Automatico (AM-S6)	Automatico (AM-S6)	Automatico (AM-S6)	6 speed automatic	Automatico (AM-S6)
Tipo di carrozzeria	SUV piccolo 2WD	SUV piccolo 2WD	SUV piccolo 2WD	SUV	SUV piccolo 2WD

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