Kia Ceed Cabin Filter — Size, Type & Replacement (2018–2025)

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Cabin Filter Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Filter TypeActivated Carbon
MANN-FILTER ReferenceCUK 24003
Dimensions248 x 198 x 25 mm
Change IntervalEvery 15,000 miles / 12 months
Recommended PartMANN CUK 24003
Hay fever tip: If you suffer from allergies, change your cabin filter at the start of spring (March) for maximum protection during pollen season. An activated carbon filter provides the best defence.

Recommended Cabin Filters for Kia Ceed

MANN-FILTER CUK 24003

Activated carbon | OE quality | 248 x 198 x 25 mm
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Bosch FILTER+ Cabin Filter

Activated carbon | Antibacterial | Fits Kia Ceed
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Mahle LAK Cabin Filter

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Frequently Asked Questions

What cabin filter does a Kia Ceed use?

The Kia Ceed (Mk3) uses a activated carbon cabin filter. The MANN-FILTER reference is CUK 24003. Dimensions: 248 x 198 x 25 mm.

How often should I change the cabin filter on a Kia Ceed?

Every 15,000 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first. Change more frequently if you drive in urban areas or suffer from hay fever.

What’s the difference between standard and activated carbon cabin filters?

Activated carbon filters absorb harmful gases, exhaust fumes, and odours in addition to trapping pollen and dust. Standard particle filters only catch physical particles. Your Kia Ceed uses an activated carbon filter as standard.

Can I change the cabin filter on a Kia Ceed myself?

Yes — cabin filter replacement is one of the easiest DIY jobs. It’s typically located behind the glovebox. Open or remove the glovebox, slide out the old filter, and insert the new one with the airflow arrow pointing down.

How we check fitment for this guide

We cross-reference fitment figures against manufacturer specifications and OE-supplier catalogue data where available, and matched to the standard codes that actually govern fit — battery type/group sizes, wiper lengths and fitting types, bulb fitment codes, tyre size markings, and oil specifications. We work by make, model, year, engine, and build date, because a single model can take different parts across its life. Where the right part depends on your exact vehicle, we tell you to confirm by registration or VIN. More on our method →

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