Home charging is the part of EV ownership that makes many Quebec shoppers hesitate. Variablegrid Plus adds a reward on top of it. These answers cover who qualifies, what the charger requirement means, how the payout works and what happens at the dealership. What Is Variablegrid Plus, and Who Can Enroll? Variablegrid Plus is a 3-year subscription tied to charging your Kia EV at home. It runs...
The worst part of winter is here, and with it comes a whole host of problems for your new vehicle. From salty roads to icy windshields, many things can potentially damage your Kia. But don’t worry—there are plenty of ways you can protect your new vehicle this winter!
Protect Your Paint
One of the most important things you can do to protect your Kia this winter is to keep salt off it. Salt is one of the worst enemies of automotive paint and can cause corrosion and rust if left unchecked. To prevent salt from damaging your paint, make sure to wash your car regularly during the winter months. You should also use wax or polishes specifically designed for winter use to help protect against salt damage.
Keep It Clean
Another way to protect your new Kia this winter is to keep it clean. Not only does a dirty car look bad, but it also attracts dirt and grime, which can lead to corrosion and rusting on exposed metal parts like door hinges and hood latches. Make sure you have a good quality vacuum cleaner or steam cleaner on hand to give your car a thorough cleaning each month during the winter months.
Monitor Your Battery
Cold weather puts extra strain on your battery, so make sure you check it regularly throughout the winter months. If you notice that your battery isn’t holding its charge as well as it normally does, then it’s time for a replacement. A dead battery in cold weather can be extremely dangerous—so replace yours before any issues arise!
Get Winter Wipers
Finally, don’t forget about replacing those old wipers with ones designed for the winter season. Winter wipers are designed to resist freezing temperatures and will help ensure that you have clear visibility no matter what weather Mother Nature throws you!
Keeping your new Kia protected this winter doesn’t have to be hard or expensive—it just takes some extra care and attention. By following these few simple tips—protecting your paint, keeping it clean, monitoring your battery and getting winter wipers—you’ll be able to enjoy worry-free driving all season long! So take these steps now and rest easy, knowing that you'll be ready no matter what comes our way this year!
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