When is EJ22XDH's MOT due?

This vehicle's MOT expired on 29 July 2026. It cannot legally be driven until it passes a new test, except to a pre-booked MOT appointment.

Yes. DVLA records show this vehicle is currently taxed. Tax is due for renewal on 1 March 2027.

What mileage has EJ22XDH done?

The last mileage recorded at MOT was 15,831 miles in July 2025.

Has EJ22XDH ever failed an MOT?

No. This vehicle has passed every MOT test on record.

Has EJ22XDH's mileage ever dropped?

No. The mileage readings recorded at its MOT tests have risen consistently, with no drops that would suggest clocking.

EJ22XDH

KIA NIRO 2 EV

2022 · Grey · Electric

Data from official DVSA and DVLA records · Report generated 3 August 2026

Vehicle Summary

MOT

Expired

until 29/07/2026

Tax

Taxed

due 01/03/2027

Est. Mileage

15,831

projected from MOT records

MOT Tests

1 passed · 0 failed

MOT History

Test number
164805421067
Expiry
29 Jul 2026
Odometer
15,831 mi
No defects recorded for this test

MOT History

MOT

Passes:1

Fails:0

Pass Rate:100%

Advisories:0

Expires:29/07/2026

Days Remaining:Expired

MOT Summary

Tax

Status:Taxed

Due:01/03/2027

Days Remaining:210 days

Tax

Mileage

Estimated Mileage:15,831

Annual Mileage:Unknown

Mileage Summary

Emissions

Euro Standard:EURO 6

Emissions

Vehicle Details

Manufactured:2022

First Registered:July 2022

V5C Last Issued:01/03/2026

Type Approval:M1

Wheelplan:2 Axle Rigid Body

Marked for Export:No

Vehicle Details

EJ22XDH FAQs

When is EJ22XDH's MOT due?: This vehicle's MOT expired on 29 July 2026. It cannot legally be driven until it passes a new test, except to a pre-booked MOT appointment.
Is EJ22XDH taxed?: Yes. DVLA records show this vehicle is currently taxed. Tax is due for renewal on 1 March 2027.
What mileage has EJ22XDH done?: The last mileage recorded at MOT was 15,831 miles in July 2025.
Has EJ22XDH ever failed an MOT?: No. This vehicle has passed every MOT test on record.
Has EJ22XDH's mileage ever dropped?: No. The mileage readings recorded at its MOT tests have risen consistently, with no drops that would suggest clocking.