We investigate static and spherically symmetric black hole (BH) solutions in shift-symmetric quadratic-order degenerate higher-order scalar-tensor (DHOST) theories. We allow a nonconstant kinetic term X=g^μν∂_μφ∂_νφ for the scalar field φ and assume that φ is, like the spacetime, a pure function of the radial coordinate r, namely φ=φ(r). First, we find analytic static and spherically symmetric vacuum solutions in the so-called Class Ia DHOST theories, which include the quartic Horndeski theories as a subclass. We consider several explicit models in this class and apply our scheme to find the exact vacuum BH solutions. BH solutions obtained in our analysis are neither Schwarzschild or Schwarzschild (anti-) de Sitter. We show that a part of the BH solutions obtained in our analysis are free of ghost and Laplacian instabilities and are also mode stable against the odd-parity perturbations. Finally, we argue the case that the scalar field has a linear time dependence φ=qt+ψ(r) and show several simple examples of nontrivial BH solutions with a nonconstant kinetic term obtained analytically and numerically.
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