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This is an old car model that is no longer for sale by the local distributor since Mar 2023.

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Hyundai Kona Electric

Built in

Korea

(launched 2019, facelifted Jul-2021)

Successor

Hyundai Kona Electric (2024)

User Ratings

3 reviews

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Submodel

Last Recorded Price

Consumption

Power

Transmission

Detailed Info

64.0kWh (A)

$175,999 (Nov 2020)

7.2km/kWh

201 bhp

Single-speed Reduction Gear (A)

Specs | Features

39.2kWh (A)

$140,888 (Jun 2021)

7.7km/kWh

134 bhp

Single-speed Reduction Gear (A)

Specs | Features

39.2kWh Sunroof (A)

$145,888 (Jun 2021)

7.7km/kWh

134 bhp

Single-speed Reduction Gear (A)

Specs | Features

64.0kWh Sunroof (A)

$165,888 (Jun 2021)

7.2km/kWh

201 bhp

Single-speed Reduction Gear (A)

Specs | Features

39.2kWh Sunroof (A)

Facelifted on Jul-2021

- Read facelift article

$179,888 (Mar 2023)

7.7km/kWh

134 bhp

Single-speed Reduction Gear (A)

Specs | Features

39.2 kWh (A)

Facelifted on Jul-2021

$185,888 (Jun 2023)

7.7km/kWh

134 bhp

Single-speed Reduction Gear (A)

Specs | Features

64.0kWh Sunroof (A)

Facelifted on Jul-2021

$242,888 (Mar 2023)

7.2km/kWh

201 bhp

Single-speed Reduction Gear (A)

Specs | Features

Photos & Reviews

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Hyundai Kona Electric Standard [Long Range] (A) Review

Electric, practical and future-proof, the Hyundai Kona Electric is a green compact SUV that's ready for a greener tomorrow.

The Hyundai Kona Electric was facelifted on Aug 2021.
Read our review of the facelifted version.

What We Like

Sharp looks

Comfortable ride

Well-equipped

Ample torque from the electric motor

Capable of meeting its stated real world efficiency

What We Dislike

This long-range variant costs a whopping $162,999

Takes a while to get used to its peculiar dynamic behaviour

CONSUMER REVIEWS

3.0

3 Consumer Reviews

Peculiar looks, sensible interior, excellent drive `

It's not the best looking thing out there, whether you're looking at the pre or post facelift model. But it is a practical enough small-ish crossover that will deliver efficient mobility. Isn't that you want in an electric runabout?

A very good EV from a very established maker `

I owned the 1st gen Kona Long Range Electric 2019, and I just trade-up to the new facelift Kona Standard Range Sun-roof 2021. Why do I change from a Kona to anther Kona you might asked. Aren't there other makes & models to choose from? Well, for a start, I love the way my 2019 Kona drives. Kona is a very well put together. Yes, you can always pick another EV and name 1 or 2 better features, but Kona gives me the whole package; High reliability, good performance and comes with a good after sales service. Kona is used a PHV and many of them already clocked 200,000 km in 2 years. And they are still solid as a rock. Now 200,000 km would have been my mileage over a 10 years cycle, maybe yours too. My 2019 Kona's main traction battery has a 100% State of health (SOH). Most if not all of PHV Kona are the same. That means Kona liquid cooled battery pack will outlast the COE! Now this is the reason why I change from 1 Kona to another.

At $166,000 for Kona Electric, Tesla Model 3 is Much Better and Cheaper `

1. Tyre noise and other road noise is apparent in the cabin 2. Interior of the car feel super cheap with low cost plastics 3. Does not have modern day car features like self parking, Radar cruise control, autonomous driving. 4. Sold with gimmick free servicing, when electric cars dont require any servicing. 5. Battery warranty one of the lowest in the market.