2022 KIA EV6 AIR Electric · EV61 ANJ

This EV6 passed its most recent MOT on 2026-01-02 with no defects recorded, which is a clean result for a vehicle at this mileage and age. The previous MOT in January 2025 also passed without issues, so there is no pattern of recurring advisories or wear-related failures across the two recorded tests. The recorded mileage of 67,715 miles over roughly four years works out to about 16,929 miles per year. For a modern electric vehicle, this is on the higher side of typical use. Higher annual mileage often correlates with greater wear on suspension components, brake calipers and pads, tyres, and cooling systems, even though EVs do benefit from regenerative braking. The mileage trend itself does not suggest neglect or long periods of standing idle, but rather consistent and fairly heavy use. The condition trend across the two MOT records is stable rather than worsening. Neither test has revealed defects, and the absence of advisories in both records suggests the vehicle has been reasonably well maintained. However, MOT history is limited to just two test results, so it is not possible to establish a longer pattern of improvement or decline. At this mileage and age, an EV6 is still relatively young, but the high annual usage means consumables and suspension components may be approaching replacement cycles sooner than a more lightly used example would be.