Kia Soul Fog Light Bulb Size

Additional Notes

• The Kia Soul front fog light specifications reference three distinct bulb types across its production history: the 9006, H8, and 881, all of which are single-filament halogen bulbs operating at 12 volts.
• The 9006 is governed by the ANSI standard, which applies to the United States and Canada. It uses a P22d base and draws 55 watts, making it the highest-wattage bulb among the three types listed in these specifications.
• The H8 follows the ECE standard, which is used in Europe and internationally, though it also carries approval for use in the United States. It uses a PGJ19-1 base and draws 35 watts.
• The 881 is also an ANSI-standard bulb. It uses a PGJ13 base and draws 27 watts, the lowest wattage of the three bulb types in these specifications.
• The 9006, H8, and 881 each use a different base type, meaning none of these bulbs are physically interchangeable with one another despite all being single-filament 12-volt halogens.
• The Kia Soul (2020-2024) uses the 9006 exclusively for the front fog light, with no conditional fitment variations noted for those model years.
• For the 2018-2019 Kia Soul, front fog light fitment depends on headlamp configuration. Units equipped with projector-type headlamps take the H8, while those without projector-type headlamps take the 9006.
• The 2017 model year reflects a mid-year production change. Vehicles produced through August 17, 2017 use the H8, while those produced from that date onward use the 9006, indicating a headlamp system revision during that production year.
• The Kia Soul (2014-2016) uses the H8 for the front fog light across all units, with no conditional fitment noted for those years.
• The Kia Soul (2010-2013) uses the 881 for the front fog light, representing the earliest bulb type in the listed production history for this application.