AutoGlowLED 12Pc LED Interior Light Kit for Kia Ceed 3 MK3 2018-2025
Quick Answer
AutoGlowLED's 12-piece LED Interior Light Kit is designed for Kia Ceed 3 MK3 Hatchback SW (2018-2025), replacing original bulbs with brighter, error-free LED lighting. It is plug-and-play with no modification needed.
Key Features
- 12-Piece Complete Kit: Includes front dome and map lights, rear dome and map lights, vanity mirror lights, trunk lights, glove box light, license plate lights, and one extra light.
- Canbus Error Free: All LED bulbs are 100% Canbus error free, preventing ECU errors.
- Long Lifetime: LED bulbs offer a lifetime reaching up to 50,000 hours.
- Plug and Play: No modification is needed for installation.
- Brighter Interior: Provides a much brighter interior lighting compared to original bulbs and saves power supply.
Product Description
Upgrade your Kia Ceed 3 MK3 Hatchback SW (2018-2025) with the AutoGlowLED 12Pc LED Interior Light Kit. This complete set replaces your original bulbs with bright, error-free LED lighting that is plug-and-play and built to last up to 50,000 hours. Enjoy a brighter interior with no ECU errors and no modifications required.
Compatibility
Kia Ceed 3 MK3 Hatchback SW (2018-2025)
Why Upgrade to LED?
Brighter Than Halogen

No Error Codes

Easy Installation

6000K Crystal White

Custom Fit

Premium Quality LEDs
Color Options

Blue

WHITE
Specifications
| Brand | AutoGlowLED |
| Package Quantity | 12Pcs |
| Lifespan | Up to 50,000 hours |
| Error Free | 100% Canbus Error Free (No ECU Errors) |
| Installation | Plug and play, no modification needed |
| Color Options | Blue, White |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What vehicles does this kit fit?
A: This kit is designed for Kia Ceed 3 MK3 Hatchback SW models from 2018 to 2025.
Q: Is this kit error-free?
A: Yes, all LED bulbs are 100% Canbus error free, so no ECU errors will occur.
Q: Do I need any modifications to install it?
A: No, the kit is plug and play and requires no modification.
Q: What should I do if an LED bulb does not light up?
A: Some LED lights have positive and negative poles. If a bulb does not light up, try rotating it 180 degrees or swapping left and right lights to test.