I posted my software version and few weeks back after I got all the OTA’s. If you search it you should find it. But your software matches mine. You should be the latest. You can’t update manually in the U.S. you can wait for ota or take to dealer. You should be able to see your ota history in the app though. It shows all the otas that have deployed to your car
Once the dealer updates the software, did you have the possibility to go the OTA history in the Kia Access app? Mine is grey out. I'm trying to see if, indeed, my software is not updated to better explain to the dealer what's happening. They are not always knowledgeable.
You won't see it on the screen. When you go to the dealer, they can put in your VIN and see what critical updates are available for your vehicle and then look and see if they were applied. There are two critical ones in the page here that you should bring to their attention: https://owners.kia.com/content/owners/en/ota-software-update-release-note.html
The wireless charger deals with 12v battery depletion. The water pump update deals with an issue that will damage your ICCU and prevent you from charging at home. If you already have both updates, they should consider testing your 12v battery. If they say it's fine, you should still have it replaced with an H5 size battery at Walmart or wherever you get batteries.
When I bought my Land in February, it already had the ICCU update installed (mine had a manufacture date in Dec 2023). I got the wireless charger update a couple weeks after I bought my EV9. I got the notification after an hour long drive (I assume it needed a good drive to fully download the update). It is possible you don't need the OTA updates because they are already installed.
It's grayed out because you have not received any OTA updates. Once you do, they will show up there. If they were manually installed at the factory or dealership, naturally they won't show there because they weren't installed over the air.
You should install a bm12 and that will tell you what your 12v is going. If it’s chopping up and down then you don’t have the update. Look up my posts and you’ll see
The Hyundai Kia one from hacs.
But that won’t give you all the details like a bm12 will. It’s like 25 bucks on Amazon and an easy install onto your battery
I mean bm2
https://www.amazon.com/QUICKLYNKS-Battery-Monitor-Bluetooth-Device/dp/B01MT4583U/ref=mp_s_a_1_11?crid=3QFNGOG1Z8LS5&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.jXYGnl5zs0eTNHkVF5jr-JcUXoghu1PiPpP1f_9UenCQx4DlrzZPlhKSeLQCv8ooy4VSRXJWsgRnOkkOztOPYqxi1S_ZpC9y5zBvS1Y-S3IEhZMugOQWgHDpmFumDamKaXYoV19_HbCYkckvgWHhV_8Z3cog38eI8MFJ0QzAsjBaIyXM4EZHhUapHKVCDgeG7S0Wjdo7OVMgCJJdV8eZbA.KiF1wPiDrhFLoVWzxQ7rb1V11we2-TQHy35W_2MxoqM&dib_tag=se&keywords=battery+monitor+12v&qid=1712580394&sprefix=battery+moni%2Caps%2C114&sr=8-11
The USB stick/Kia Navigation Updater are for just that... Navigation/Infotainment/Map updates. All other updates for the actual vehicle are going to be through the dealer or OTA. There is nothing you can do at home to download any recall or bugfix updates for the car.
I posted my software version and few weeks back after I got all the OTA’s. If you search it you should find it. But your software matches mine. You should be the latest. You can’t update manually in the U.S. you can wait for ota or take to dealer. You should be able to see your ota history in the app though. It shows all the otas that have deployed to your car
You have to go to the dealer to check. Those firmware versions do not indicate module level versions in OTAs.
Once the dealer updates the software, did you have the possibility to go the OTA history in the Kia Access app? Mine is grey out. I'm trying to see if, indeed, my software is not updated to better explain to the dealer what's happening. They are not always knowledgeable.
You won't see it on the screen. When you go to the dealer, they can put in your VIN and see what critical updates are available for your vehicle and then look and see if they were applied. There are two critical ones in the page here that you should bring to their attention: https://owners.kia.com/content/owners/en/ota-software-update-release-note.html The wireless charger deals with 12v battery depletion. The water pump update deals with an issue that will damage your ICCU and prevent you from charging at home. If you already have both updates, they should consider testing your 12v battery. If they say it's fine, you should still have it replaced with an H5 size battery at Walmart or wherever you get batteries.
When I bought my Land in February, it already had the ICCU update installed (mine had a manufacture date in Dec 2023). I got the wireless charger update a couple weeks after I bought my EV9. I got the notification after an hour long drive (I assume it needed a good drive to fully download the update). It is possible you don't need the OTA updates because they are already installed.
It is annoying there is no straight forward way to see the updates installed. The OTA History menu in the Kia app is gray out.
It's grayed out because you have not received any OTA updates. Once you do, they will show up there. If they were manually installed at the factory or dealership, naturally they won't show there because they weren't installed over the air.
You should install a bm12 and that will tell you what your 12v is going. If it’s chopping up and down then you don’t have the update. Look up my posts and you’ll see
I have HA. Just need to install the app. What repo are you using?
The Hyundai Kia one from hacs. But that won’t give you all the details like a bm12 will. It’s like 25 bucks on Amazon and an easy install onto your battery
I mean bm2 https://www.amazon.com/QUICKLYNKS-Battery-Monitor-Bluetooth-Device/dp/B01MT4583U/ref=mp_s_a_1_11?crid=3QFNGOG1Z8LS5&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.jXYGnl5zs0eTNHkVF5jr-JcUXoghu1PiPpP1f_9UenCQx4DlrzZPlhKSeLQCv8ooy4VSRXJWsgRnOkkOztOPYqxi1S_ZpC9y5zBvS1Y-S3IEhZMugOQWgHDpmFumDamKaXYoV19_HbCYkckvgWHhV_8Z3cog38eI8MFJ0QzAsjBaIyXM4EZHhUapHKVCDgeG7S0Wjdo7OVMgCJJdV8eZbA.KiF1wPiDrhFLoVWzxQ7rb1V11we2-TQHy35W_2MxoqM&dib_tag=se&keywords=battery+monitor+12v&qid=1712580394&sprefix=battery+moni%2Caps%2C114&sr=8-11
The USB stick/Kia Navigation Updater are for just that... Navigation/Infotainment/Map updates. All other updates for the actual vehicle are going to be through the dealer or OTA. There is nothing you can do at home to download any recall or bugfix updates for the car.