2024 Hyundai Kona N Line - Exterior and interior details

For the sporty yet sophisticated N Line variant of the all-new Kona, the design features more a dedicated aggressive front and rear design. A distinct sporty grille and air intakes, wing-shaped bumper and dual exhaust pipes lend the vehicle a sporty feeling, while glossy black side mirrors and an optional two-tone black roof paired with silver side skirt surrounding the body creates a lower stance and emphasises a high-performance image. Exclusive optional dedicated 18-inch alloy wheels, N Line exclusive metal pedals, and an N Brand gear shift (TGS) lever set the N Line Kona apart from other variants. More aggressive and sporty front and rear design Wing-shaped lower bumper design to emphasise sporty image Dual exhaust pipes Glossy black side mirror Two-tone black roof (optional) Add-on wing-type spoiler for better aerodynamic performance and to accentuate high-performance image (optional) Silver side skirt surrounding the lower body creates lower stance and emphasises high-performance image N Line exclusive metal pedals N Brand gear shift (TGS) lever Dedicated 18-inch alloy wheels, N Line exclusive design (optional) Two seats available: N Line Cloth (GLS) or Eco Alcantara & Leather (TOP) Eco Alcantara® R-EVOlution® uses recycled PET Over 65 per cent of recycled raw material on total weight Hyundai further developed the experience elements in the all-new Kona to embrace a wider range of lifestyles in a flexible and modular living space. The upscaled multiplayer provides a wide and open layout for increased passenger comfort and easy cargo storage. The flexible and EV-like basic structure, coupled with a driver-centric architecture, emphasises the simplicity and spaciously wide interior. The all-new Kona also features curve-less bench seats in the rear row to offer a different experience, maximum indoor usability, and convenience to prevent waste. The addition of mélange fabric softens the high-tech interior and completes the functional yet cosy atmosphere. Furthering the indoor experience, the extended sunroof can be opened to give the interior an even more open feel. The all-new Kona also provides the best-in-class space with 60 mm longer wheelbase length, 77 mm longer leg room and 11 mm higher headroom in the second-row seats, compared to the previous generation. The second-row shoulder room is 1,402 mm, also the largest in its class, providing the best habitability in ‘living space’ for passengers. Kona’s slim first-row relaxation seats, which are only 85 mm thick, also add more living space for second-row passengers. In addition, the column-mounted shift-by-wire gear selector set behind the steering wheel allows more space for an open, clean console structure that can be used for cup holders or storage for big bags. The rear boot space has been improved by 30 per cent to 466 litres to ensure best in class capacity. The 40:20:40 folding rear seats provide better loading capacity and modularity, and when fully folded capacity increases to 1,300 litres. Powertrain options For European customers, the ICE variant is available with a choice of either a 1.0 T-GDi or 1.6 T-GDi engine. The 1.0 T-GDi produces a maximum of 120 PS and up to 200Nm of torque. The 1.6 T-GDi generates a 198 PS and up to 265 Nm of torque. Both powertrains are available with a seven-speed Dual Clutch Transmission (7DCT) or six-speed Manual Transmission (6MT), while the 1.6 T-GDi can be equipped with optional four-wheel drive. The 1.0 T-GDi with six-speed Manual Transmission (6MT) can also be equipped with 48-volt mild hybrid technology for increased fuel efficiency. The HEV variant available is powered by a specially calibrated 1.6-litre GDi direct injection engine paired with an electric motor that delivers impressive acceleration and high efficiency with a combined output of 141 PS and up to 265 Nm of torque. This Full Hybrid powertrain is only available with a seven-speed Dual Clutch Transmission (7DCT) and Front Wheel Drive (FWD). The Electric variant is available with a choice of two battery options. The long-range version with a 65.4 kWh battery features an electric motor that delivers maximum power of 218 PS (160 kW) and a maximum driving range of over 514 kilometres (WLTP). The standard-range version has a battery capacity of 48.4 kWh, with the motor delivering 156 PS (111 kW) and a maximum driving range of 377 kilometres (WLTP). Thanks: Hyundai Uçar Plaza   / hyundaiucarplaza