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In the event of an emergency while driving or when you must park your Kia K4 along the roadside, immediately activate your hazard lights. This provides a clear visual signal to other motorists to approach your vehicle with caution and allows them to navigate around you safely.
The hazard light system on your Kia K4 is designed to alert other drivers to exercise extreme vigilance when approaching, overtaking, or passing your vehicle during unexpected stops or roadside emergencies.
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Utilize the hazard lights whenever your Kia K4 is stopped near the edge of a road or is undergoing necessary emergency repairs. To activate, simply push the dedicated hazard lights switch, which is conveniently located on the center front panel of your Kia K4. Once pressed, all exterior turn signal lights will blink simultaneously to command attention.
The hazard lights switch remains functional regardless of the vehicle's ignition or power status.
While the hazard lights are actively engaged, the standard individual turn signal functionality is temporarily disabled.
Use prudence and adhere to local traffic regulations when deploying hazard lights while the Kia K4 is being towed.
Kia K4 (CL4) 2025-2026 Owner's Manual: Shift lock system
For your protection, the Kia K4 is equipped with a shift lock system. This safety mechanism is designed to prevent the transmission from being shifted out of P (Park) and into R (Reverse) or D (Drive) unless the brake pedal is firmly engaged. To safely shift your Kia K4 from P (Park): Engage and hold the brake pedal firmly. Ensure the ignition is in the ON position.Kia K4 (CL4) 2025-2026 Owner's Manual: How does the air bag system operate?
The airbag system in the Kia K4 activates (and will inflate if required) only when the ENGINE START/STOP button is in the ON position. Furthermore, the system remains operational for approximately 3 minutes after the engine has been turned off. In the event of a significant frontal or side collision, the appropriate airbags in the Kia K4 will inflate within a fraction of a second to create a protective cushion, significantly reducing the risk of serious physical injury to the cabin occupants.