Hyundai Kona Electric Specs & Dimensions

The Advance spec car is the most affordable Kona Electric. It’s the only model available with a choice of battery sizes, with either a 48kWh capacity and a shorter range or a 65kWh battery and a range of up to 319 miles. Advance cars are well equipped for entry-level models, with dual-zone climate control, cruise control, Bluetooth, twin 12.3-inch screens, a DAB radio, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard.

The N Line S builds on the spec of the N Line, adding Alcantara and leather-trimmed seats that are both heated and ventilated in the front, as well as being electrically adjustable. The climate control has three zones rather than two, and the stereo is uprated to a Bose sound system with seven speakers and a subwoofer. On the outside, there’s a full-width horizontal daytime running light and full projection LED headlights. There’s a longer list of standard driver aids as well.

This high-spec Kona Electric comes with 19-inch alloys, a full-width daytime running light, full projection LED headlights, artificial suede and leather upholstery, an opening sunroof, and a seven-speaker Bose stereo with a subwoofer. Ultimate spec includes a power-opening tailgate and a comprehensive suite of driver aids, too. Unusually, Hyundai offers customers the chance to slim down the alloys from 19 to 17 inches at no cost to improve range and efficiency.

You can’t buy the N Line with the smaller battery – every N Line comes with the 65kWh capacity for worry-free long drives. The N Line also has a sportier look than the Advance entry-spec, with 19-inch alloys, black gloss door mirrors, and body-coloured wheel-arch inserts. Inside, you’ll find aluminium pedals and heated front and rear seats. The steering wheel is heated too, and there’s a wireless charging pad for compatible smartphones.