Which Kia Soul years have a fully electric version?
The Kia Soul offers a fully electric version in 6 of the 11 model years we have trim data for (2015–2025). It first appears in 2015, standard on the Base (EV) and EV+. No 2025 trim has it.
| Year | Has it? | Which trims |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | No | Not available on any trim. |
| 2024 | No | Not available on any trim. |
| 2023 | No | Not available on any trim. |
| 2022 | No | Not available on any trim. |
| 2021 | No | Not available on any trim. |
| 2020 | Some trims | Standard on the Base (EV) and Designer (EV). Not on the EX, GT-Line, GT-Line Turbo, LX, S and X-Line. |
| 2019 | Some trims | Standard on the Base (EV) and EV+. Not on the Base, Soul! and Soul+. |
| 2018 | Some trims | Standard on the Base (EV), EV-e and EV+. Not on the Base, Soul! and Soul+. |
| 2017 | Some trims | Standard on the Base (EV), EV-e and EV+. Not on the Base, Soul! and Soul+. |
| 2016 | Some trims | Standard on the Base (EV), EV-e and EV+. Not on the Base, Soul! and Soul+. |
| 2015 | Some trims | Standard on the Base (EV) and EV+. Not on the Base, Soul! and Soul+. |
"Optional" means a package, option or drivetrain (FWD or AWD) adds it, so check the window sticker of the car you're buying. Trim data from OpenSpec, the manufacturer's equipment guides and NHTSA's vehicle database; years without trim data aren't listed.
Every model with a fully electric version
More about the Kia Soul
Wireless Apple CarPlayWireless Android AutoApple CarPlay (wired or wireless)Wireless phone chargingHead-up displayHybrid, plug-in hybrid or electricAdaptive cruise with stop and goLane centeringBlind-spot monitoringHeated front seatsHeated second-row seatsVentilated (cooled) seatsHeated steering wheelLeather seatsRemote startSunroof or moonroofPanoramic roof