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Hyundai Kona Electric

From £35,000
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Key Specifications

Price (from)£35,000
Body typeSuv
Range319 miles (WLTP)
Winter range estimate
319 mi
-20°C 20°C (Summer) 25°C
Based on real-world winter test data (Recurrent / NAF El Prix)
Battery65.4 kWh
0–60 mph7.8 seconds
Max DC charging105 kW
DrivetrainFWD
Seats5

Charging Time

Rapid DC (105 kW max)
32 min
20% → 80% battery
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Home AC (11 kW)
3 hr 58 min
20% → 80% battery
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3-pin socket (2.3 kW)
18 hr 57 min
20% → 80% battery

Estimates based on typical charge curves and a 65.4 kWh battery. Actual times vary with charger output, temperature and battery state.

One Full Charge: Real UK Journeys

Manchester → Leeds (40 mi) × 8.0
London → Birmingham (110 mi) × 2.9
London → Bristol (120 mi) × 2.7
London → Cardiff (150 mi) × 2.1
London → Manchester (200 mi) × 1.6
London → Newcastle (280 mi) × 1.1
London → Edinburgh (400 mi) × 0.8 needs en-route charging

Calculated from 319 miles WLTP range. Real-world range varies with weather, speed, load and route type.

Overview

The Hyundai Kona Electric is a spacious, efficient and feature-packed electric crossover that has become one of Europe's best-selling EVs for good reason. The 65.4kWh Long Range battery delivers up to 319 miles of WLTP range when fitted with 17-inch wheels, while the 218hp front-mounted motor provides a lively 0-62mph time of around 7.8 seconds. DC charging at up to 105kW adds 100 miles of range in about 15 minutes at a suitable rapid charger, and the car features battery preconditioning and an i-PEDAL one-pedal driving mode. Inside, the Kona Electric offers a modern twin-screen cockpit, generous rear legroom and a 466-litre boot, with a strong standard equipment list across the range. With the full £3,750 Electric Car Grant now available and prices from around £35,000, the Kona Electric is an outstanding all-rounder for families and company car drivers alike.

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