Hyundai Introduces New Kona Electric SUV, Packed with Latest Features and MORE

The famous South Korean car manufacturer, Hyundai, recently unveiled the latest version of its Kona Electric SUV, centering on the clean energy deliverable which updates its current fleet. This new Kona boasts of a new design that takes on the upgraded looks compared to its previous releases, also including a longer range from its batteries, and more.

Hyundai is reinforcing its electric car development with the latest Kona EV, to join its iconic IONIQ lineup to further bring more choices from its clean energy fleet.

Hyundai Kona Electric SUV Debuts Latest Development

In the latest press release of the company, it proudly introduces its latest development on the Kona Electric SUV, which Hyundai claims to be its "upscaled multiplayer" for all needs. The South Korean tech giant boasts of a long-range 65.4-kWh battery that can output as much as 490 kilometers of range, or approximately 305 miles, based on European Specifications.

Other features of this latest electric vehicle include frunk storage, active air flaps, Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) outlets, Head-up Display, i-PEDAL driving mode, Smart Regenerative System, and electronic-Active Sound Design (e-ASD).

The Kona eSUV is the company's first release on its massive plans that would kickstart later in the year, to deliver 11 electric vehicles by 2030.'

Hyundai will give the Kona electric over-the-air updates for its features and systems.

There are different choices for the new Kona B-SUV, as Hyundai made a full spread that encompasses all types of modern vehicles including the standard EV, a Hybrid EV (HEV), and an internal combustion engine (ICE) with multiple variants, including an N sporty line.

Hyundai Kona Electric to Join Alongside the IONIQ

Hyundai said that Kona electric sits atop the many releases of the company, to join the likes of the IONIQ for its electric revolution coming soon.

"Kona Electric will play a major role alongside our IONIQ models in reinforcing Hyundai's EV leadership," said Jaehoon Chang, President, and CEO, Hyundai Motor Company.

Hyundai and its Clean Energy Works

This South Korean-grown company put in hard work and massive developments to its fleet, with Hyundai, now ranked as the third largest car manufacturer in the world. It bordered on its many significant developments for the automotive industry, but one of its key factors include its transition to clean energy, one of its early adopters.

Among its many car developments is the famed IONIQ lineup that centers on its battery electric vehicles (BEV) which mainly draw its power from its power cells. One iconic feature present on its IONIQ 5 is the crab walk feature, which the company dubs the e-Corner system, centering on the new steering capabilities that would sway people out of emergencies and tight situations.

Hyundai is also enjoying its massive prominence in the car industry, especially being a significant household name in the world for the public's vehicle choices, as well as for its EVs. The Kona was first released as a gas-powered SUV but now transitions its second version as an EV, offering an alternative to the IONIQ lineup which stands rightfully in its own league.