Hyundai Kona 2023 interior
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Our car experts choose every product we feature. We may earn money from the links on this page. Show See interior and exterior photos of the Hyundai Kona's top-end Limited model, which comes with a 195-hp turbo four-cylinder and starts just over $30,000. Hyundai Is it a low-riding SUV or a tall hatchback? And does it matter when a vehicle is this practical and fun to drive? Check out these photos of
the 2023 Kona's top Limited model, which starts just over $30,000 and comes with a very impressive set of standard features. READ THE FULL STORY
1 of 27 The 2023 Hyundai Kona is funky-looking and has a lot of charm for those looking for a smaller crossover. 2 of 27 2023 Hyundai Kona is among our favorites in the class, competing handily with the Mazda CX-30, Kia Soul, and VW Taos, among others.
3 of 27 An 8.0-inch touchscreen is standard on the 2023 Kona, but buyers can upgrade to a 10.3-inch unit instead. There's also an optional head-up display. 4 of 27 Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capability are standard on the 2023 Kona, with the wireless version available optionally. 5 of 27 The main change to the Hyundai Kona for 2023 is the addition of more standard driver-assist features, including blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and Hyundai’s safe-exit warning system. 6 of 27 The Kona lineup includes four trim levels, of which the Limited (pictured) is the top model. 7 of 27 2023 Hyundai Kona has rather limited storage capacity compared with some competitors but will feel very comfortable inside for someone upsizing from a sedan or compact hatchback. 9 of 27 The Kona's suspension does a good job of keeping the cabin well isolated from pavement imperfections. 10 of 27 2023 Hyundai Kona comes with a choice of two powertrains: a 147-hp inline-four with a six-speed automatic transmission, or (as on the Limited model) a 195-hp turbo-four teamed with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic. 11 of 27 2023 Hyundai Kona Limited gets this unique 18-inch alloy wheel design. Sep 29, 2022 at 1:58pm ET This is the first time we’ve been able to see inside the new 2023 Hyundai Kona, thanks to a new set of spy photos featuring a camouflaged EV prototype. The vehicle was also seen while charging, confirming that the port is in exactly the same location as on the current Kona EV. Inside it appears that Hyundai is going to give the new Kona a dual-screen array, probably the same found in the Ioniq 5, a model with which it’s likely to share many interior elements. There’s a strong chance for the climate control panel and the steering wheel to also be shared with the larger crossover. We expect the 2023 Hyundai Kona Electric to have radically different styling compared to the 2022 model, with a look possibly inspired by the 2022 Hyundai Tucson SUV, which has been a huge hit for the automaker. The vehicle in the spy shots is heavily camouflaged, so we can’t really tell what exactly is hiding underneath yet. The greenhouse is not camouflaged, though, and it looks very similar to the current model’s, while the mirrors have a sharper, more chiseled look to them, hinting at the overall look of the vehicle. There is one very pronounced crease that runs along the side and through the door handles and this leads us to believe this vehicle will much more clearly defined creases and edges than today’s Kona. Gallery: 2023 Hyundai Kona EV spy photosAnd if the 2023 Kona EV is anything like the new Kia Niro EV, then we expect it will come with a marginally larger battery pack (64.8 kWh compared to 64 kWh usable capacity) and the same power output. In fact, Kia significantly reduced the maximum torque output in the new electric Niro, dropping it from 291 pound-feet (395 Nm) to just 188 pound-feet (255 Nm). With the slight increase in usable battery capacity, the 2023 Kona EV will get a marginal range increase. For the Niro EV, the EPA range for the 2023 model year rose to 253 miles from 239 miles for the 2022 model year. The 2022 Hyundai Kona already has more range than even the updated Niro EV, 258 miles, so it could reach 270 miles if it gets the same battery upgrade as the Kia. Hyundai has not announced when it plans to reveal the new Kona, but it should go on sale sometime in 2023. Source: CarPix
Will there be a 2023 Kona?2023 KONA SE & SEL Trim (2.0L I-4, IVT) – FWD: 30 City/35 Hwy/32 Combined; AWD: 28 City/33 Hwy/30 Combined. 2023 KONA N Line & Limited Trim (1.6T I-4, DCT) – FWD: 29 City/35 hwy/32 Combined; AWD: 27 City/32 Hwy/29 Combined.
Is there a new Kona coming out?A new Hyundai Kona will arrive in 2023, with revisions to its electric powertrain to boost its range. It's likely it will sit on a new platform that will also boost practicality as well as technology. The Korean manufacturer will also offer a hybrid model, helping to retain the Kona's affordable starting price.
How long is 2023 Hyundai Kona?165.6 to 166″2023 Hyundai Kona / Lengthnull
Is the Hyundai Kona worth it?Yes, the 2023 Kona is a great SUV. It comes loaded with standard features, has a fuel-efficient base engine and offers both confident handling and a smooth ride. It's also available with potent turbocharged engines and some upmarket options like leather and suede upholstery.
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