Hyundai has taken the covers off the second-gen Kona crossover, which has been radically redesigned, with a boost in dimensions to seal its foothold in the increasingly battled worldwide crossover market.New Kona gets ev, gas and hybrid powertrainSits on the same K3 platform as the Kia NiroIndia will see Ioniq5 EV launch in early 2023New Hyundai Kona: extreme design with concept-like looksEarly style images expose that the new Kona, due to get here in mid-2023, takes impact from last years strong Hyundai Seven concept, with a slim wraparound front light bar, clamshell bonnet and chunky off-road affected style cues.Its 150mm longer than the existing Kona (at 4,355 mm), 25mm wider and has a 60mm longer wheelbase. New Kona EV to would continue with outbound models powertrainThis is likely to indicate that the Kona EV will be introduced with the same powertrain that the present car and the Niro EV use internationally: a 64.8 kWh battery– excellent for 459km of variety and a 10-80 percent DC charge time of 43 minutes– and a motor making 204hp and 255Nm of torque. Hyundais EV line-up in IndiaThe first-gen Kona EV is still listed on Hyundai Indias site, and while the facelifted variation of the outbound Kona was expected to be brought to India this year, it stays to be seen how Hyundai updates the Kona range in India.

Hyundai has actually taken the wraps off the second-gen Kona crossover, which has been radically revamped, with a boost in measurements to seal its foothold in the increasingly battled international crossover market.New Kona gets hybrid, ev and gas powertrainSits on the exact same K3 platform as the Kia NiroIndia will see Ioniq5 EV launch in early 2023New Hyundai Kona: extreme style with concept-like looksEarly style images reveal that the brand-new Kona, due to get here in mid-2023, takes influence from last years strong Hyundai Seven principle, with a slim wraparound front light bar, clamshell bonnet and chunky off-road influenced style cues.Its 150mm longer than the existing Kona (at 4,355 mm), 25mm broader and has a 60mm longer wheelbase. New Kona EV to would continue with outbound models powertrainThis is most likely to indicate that the Kona EV will be launched with the same powertrain that the present car and the Niro EV provide worldwide: a 64.8 kWh battery– great for 459km of variety and a 10-80 percent DC charge time of 43 minutes– and a motor making 204hp and 255Nm of torque. Kona Hybrid, ICE powertrain detailsThe Kona hybrid is expected to continue with the exact same 1.6-litre petrol engine and 43hp electric motor, which gives a total output of 140hp. Hyundais EV line-up in IndiaThe first-gen Kona EV is still noted on Hyundai Indias site, and while the facelifted variation of the outgoing Kona was anticipated to be brought to India this year, it stays to be seen how Hyundai updates the Kona range in India.