Kia EV2: Vehicle to load (V2L) / Connecting V2L

Kia EV2 (QV1, 2026-2026) Owner's Manual / Electric vehicle guide / EV menu / Vehicle to load (V2L) / Connecting V2L

V2L connector plug and charging port connection guide for the Kia EV2
Detailed view of the V2L adapter switch and indicator light on the Kia EV2

To safely connect the V2L system on your Kia EV2, follow these steps:

  1. Open the protective cover of the V2L connector.
  2. Plug your electronic devices securely into the power outlet and close the cover.
  3. Connect the V2L adapter into the external charging outlet on your vehicle.
  4. Press the switch (1) on the V2L connector and verify whether indicator light (2) illuminates or remains off.

    The indicator light (2) might fail to illuminate normally under certain specific conditions:

    • Tap the Energy consumption menu on the infotainment system screen of your Kia EV2 to inspect the minimum battery discharging limit set for driving. If this limit exceeds the current state of charge of the battery, light (2) will not illuminate.

    • Check whether the V2L connector status light or the internal power outlet indicator light is functioning properly.

    • A dedicated V2L warning message may appear on your instrument cluster. In such cases, consult the Instrument cluster messages section.

    If the V2L system fails to operate correctly when connecting electronic devices, have your vehicle inspected by a qualified professional workshop. Kia strongly recommends visiting an authorized Kia dealer or certified service partner.

  5. To turn off the indicator light (2), press switch (1) again. Once light (2) turns off, press the unlock button on your smart key fob to release the charging door locking mechanism. You can now safely disconnect the V2L connector from your Kia EV2.

To use the interior V2L power outlet inside the cabin, follow these steps:

  1. With the EV button positioned in the POWER ON state, connect your equipment to the convenient power outlet located at the base of the rear seat.

    Location of the interior rear seat V2L power outlet inside the Kia EV2 cabin
  2. Slide the protective cover of the interior V2L power outlet smoothly to the left.

  3. Verify the operational status by observing the front indicator light on the power outlet module:

    Front indicator status light guide for the Kia EV2 interior V2L power outlet
    • Blue: Standby mode ready.

    • Red: The power outlet is physically connected, but active power supply is currently unavailable.

    • Green: The power outlet is connected correctly and fully ready to supply electrical power.

    Vehicle to load (V2L)

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    Instrument cluster messages

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