2024 Kia Sportage Wireless Phone Charger Logic Improvement TSB
Kia has issued Service Action SA572 for certain 2024 Sportage (NQ5) vehicles to resolve "intermittent inoperative wireless phone charging" through a software update. This bulletin outlines the procedure for dealers to upgrade the Wireless Power Charger (WPC) system logic.

Kia has released Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 342, identified as Service Action SA572, to address a software issue affecting the Wireless Power Charger (WPC) system in certain 2024 Kia Sportage (NQ5) vehicles. This update aims to improve the reliability of the Kia Sportage wireless charging functionality.
Symptoms
Owners of affected 2024 Kia Sportage vehicles may experience "intermittent inoperative wireless phone charging". This means the wireless charging pad in the vehicle may stop working unexpectedly or fail to charge a compatible device consistently.
What Owners Should Know
This is a Service Action (SA572), which is a repair program performed during the warranty period without direct customer notification. Dealers must obtain DPSM approval for repairs requested outside the warranty period. Kia is NOT notifying consumers directly about this service action.
Several critical warnings are provided for technicians performing the software upgrade:
- "DO NOT start the engine during ECU upgrade."
- "DO NOT turn the ignition key 'OFF' or interrupt the power supply during ECU upgrade."
- "When the ECU upgrade is completed, turn the ignition 'OFF' and wait 10 seconds before starting the engine."
- If a 'Communication Fail' error occurs or the upgrade cannot be performed, "DO NOT disconnect the KDS/VCI-II." Instead, contact the GIT America Help Desk or Techline.
- "Failure to follow proper procedures may cause the PCM to become inoperative after the upgrade and any claims associated with this repair may be subject to chargeback."
Diagnosis and Trigger Conditions
To confirm if a vehicle is affected and to ensure the latest reflash has been applied, technicians must verify the ROM ID of the Wireless Power Charger (WPC) system. The previous ROM ID is 1.00, and the updated ROM ID is 1.10. This can be checked using the KDS (Kia Diagnostic System) tool, specifically looking for Upgrade Event #743, labeled as "743.NQ5 24MY WPC Operation Logic Improvement".
Repair Procedure Summary
The repair involves upgrading the software logic of the Wireless Power Charger (WPC) system using the KDS ECU Upgrade function. The procedure requires referring to TSB SST081 for detailed instructions on using the KDS system. Key steps include:
- Confirming a fully charged battery (12.3 volts or higher) or using a jump starter box.
- Ensuring the KDS GDS unit is sufficiently charged (60% or higher).
- Performing the upgrade with the ignition set to 'ON'.
- Not disconnecting the VCI-II from the vehicle during the upgrade.
- After the upgrade, turning the ignition 'OFF' and waiting 10 seconds before restarting the engine.
- If the automatic upgrade fails, the ignition must be turned 'OFF' for about 10 seconds and then 'ON' again to reset the control unit before attempting a manual upgrade.
Required Tools or Parts
The primary tool required for this service action is the KDS (Kia Diagnostic System). The ECU Part Number for the WPC system is 95560 P1200.
ROM ID Information
The following table details the ROM ID information for the Wireless Power Charger (WPC) system:
| Model | System | IMMO | ECU P/NO. | Comment | Previous ROM ID | New ROM ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NQ5 | WPC | Yes | 95560 P1200 | Non-NFC Type | 1.00 | 1.10 |
Manual Mode ECU Upgrade Passwords
If the automatic upgrade procedure fails, a manual upgrade can be performed using the following password:
| Menu | Password |
|---|---|
| NQ5 WPC: 95560-P1200 | 1584 |
Warranty Information
For warranty claims related to this service action, Kia dealers should use the following information:
- Claim Type: V
- Causal P/N: 95560 P1200
- Repair Description: (SA572) WPC Logic Improvement
- Labor Op Code: 240071RO
- Operation Time: 0.3 M/H
Owner Action
If you own a 2024 Kia Sportage (NQ5) produced between July 18, 2023, and March 22, 2024, and are experiencing issues with your Kia Sportage wireless charging system, you should contact your authorized Kia dealer. While Kia is not directly notifying owners, this service action ensures that the software update for the Wireless Power Charger (WPC) system is performed during a warranty visit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Kia Service Action SA572?
- Kia Service Action SA572 is a technical service bulletin (TSB 342) issued to upgrade the software of the Wireless Power Charger (WPC) system in certain 2024 Kia Sportage vehicles to resolve "intermittent inoperative wireless phone charging".
- What are the symptoms of the wireless charger issue in the 2024 Kia Sportage?
- The primary symptom is "intermittent inoperative wireless phone charging", meaning the wireless charging pad in your 2024 Kia Sportage may not consistently charge your compatible phone or may stop working unexpectedly.
- How is the "intermittent inoperative wireless phone charging" problem fixed?
- The problem is fixed by a software upgrade to the Wireless Power Charger (WPC) system's ECU (part number 95560 P1200) using the Kia Diagnostic System (KDS) tool, updating the ROM ID from 1.00 to 1.10.
- Will I be notified about this Kia Sportage wireless charging update?
- No, Kia is not directly notifying consumers about Service Action SA572. This is a repair program performed during the warranty period, and you should inquire with your dealer if you experience issues or for your next service visit.
- What should I do if my 2024 Kia Sportage wireless charger isn't working?
- If your 2024 Kia Sportage wireless charging pad is experiencing "intermittent inoperative wireless phone charging", you should schedule an appointment with an authorized Kia dealer to have the Wireless Power Charger (WPC) system software updated under Service Action SA572.
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