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Kia Sedona recalls

23 safety recalls for the Kia Sedona (model years 2002–2020), explained in plain English. Pick your year:

All Kia Sedona recalls

DateRecallVehiclesProblemUnits
2022-08-1022V6122016 Kia Sedona & 2016 Kia SorentoPowertrain & transmission28,065
2022-01-2622V0312017–2019 Kia Sedona & 2017–2019 Kia Soul + 3 moreAirbag410,619
2021-09-2021V7252015–2017 Kia SedonaLights88,576
2020-07-0820V3992020 Kia SedonaElectrical system5,385
2020-02-2420V1012011–2012 Kia SedonaFuel system51,465
2020-02-1820V0882006–2010 Kia Sedona & 2007–2009 Kia SorentoBrakes228,829
2019-03-2019V2072019 Kia SedonaSeat belt197
2019-02-2119V1092015–2018 Kia SedonaElectrical system94,389
2018-06-0518V3632010–2013 Kia Forte & 2010–2013 Kia Forte Koup + 3 moreAirbag507,587
2018-05-2518V3382015–2018 Kia SedonaBody & structure106,428
2016-06-0116V3892006–2014 Kia SedonaDoor latches & locks219,800
2016-06-0116V3872006–2012 Kia SedonaSuspension97,884
2013-11-1313V5502006–2012 Kia SedonaSuspension79,867
2013-04-0113V1142007–2011 Kia Sedona & 2007–2011 Kia Sorento + 7 moreLights980,377
2009-04-1709V1302006–2007 Kia Sedona & 2006–2007 Kia Sorento + 3 moreLights139,844
2006-09-1206V3492006 Kia SedonaElectrical system4,753
2006-07-2006V2652006 Kia SedonaBrakes13,060
2005-07-2105V3292003–2005 Kia SedonaSpeed control118,447
2005-05-2005V2322003–2005 Kia SedonaWheels37,358
2005-01-2605V0132002–2003 Kia SedonaSpeed control89,238
2003-04-3003V1582003 Kia SedonaBrakes3,375
2003-04-2203V1352002 Kia SedonaSeats4,276
2003-02-0503V0172002 Kia SedonaSeat belt21,248

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FAQ

How many recalls does the Kia Sedona have?

The Kia Sedona has 23 NHTSA safety recalls across model years 2002–2020. The 2006 model year has the most (7).

Are Kia Sedona recall repairs free?

Yes. Safety recall repairs are free at any authorized dealer under federal law, including parts and labor. (Vehicles more than 15 years old when the recall was announced can be excluded, but most manufacturers still fix them.)