The aim of this study is to estimate the chilling requirements of various kiwifruit cultivars (Actinidia chinensis) grown in Korea using the Chill Hour, Utah, and Dynamic models. The chilling requirements for ‘Hongyang’ were 702 chilling hours (CH), 694 chilling units (CU), and 39 chilling portions (CP); for ‘Haegum’, 764 CH, 721 CU, and 40 CP; and for ‘Hayward’, 1,026 CH, 762 CU, and 43 CP. Analysis of ASOA weather data from the past five years in ten major kiwifruit- growing regions exhibited a trend toward a later dormancy break. In some areas, chilling requirements were not fully met in certain years, which could lead to delayed bud break and flowering, poor fruit set, lower fruit quality, and reduced yields. This study provides information on the current and future chill levels in cultivation areas and serves as a foundational resource for the future selection of domestic kiwifruit cultivars and the establishment of cultivation strategies.