Taking a look at the official Hyundai footage of the all new 2021 Hyundai Kona facelift which is now available also in N Line trim.

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MORE INFO ABOUT THE CAR:
-The new Hyundai Kona features a sleek, sophisticated design, and – for the first time – will be available with sporty N Line trim
-A new powertrain line-up includes options which reach new levels of performance and efficiency, including 48-volt mild hybrid technology now standard in all diesel engines and optional on the 1.0-litre T-GDI engine
-Upgrades in connectivity and convenience features, including the latest Hyundai Bluelink technology, and improved safety package
-Tuning updates make the new Kona more comfortable to drive

Kona plays a key role in Hyundai’s electrification strategy, combining electrified powertrains with a stylish sub-compact SUV body type. It was the first Hyundai SUV available with a range of electrified powertrains, including a hybrid and a fully-electric version. In March Hyundai has started production of the Kona Electric at its Czech production plant, Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech (HMMC). Now, Hyundai is expanding the electrification of the Kona range with the introduction of 48-volt mild hybrid technology to diesel and petrol engines.

In its dimensions, the new Kona is 40mm longer than the previous version, giving it a more sleek and dynamic look to balance out its wide, strong visual stance.

The new Kona comes with five new exterior colours, including Surfy Blue, Dive in Jeju, Ignite Flame, Cyber Gray, and Misty Jungle. These are in addition to five existing colours. The interior of the new Kona was designed to express a more sophisticated and progressive look than its predecessor. It features a rugged, yet refined look to match the exterior boldness and to appeal to customers with an active lifestyle. This is in addition to a significant technology improvement, giving the interior a new level of perceived quality. The new console area is disconnected from the instrument panel to stress the horizontal layout. The dashboard appears wide and airy to create a generous, spacious atmosphere. An electric parking brake has been added as a new convenience feature in response to customer demand. New ambient light technology illuminates the centre cup holder as well as in the passenger and driver side foot lamps-

ENGINES:
The powertrain line-up for the new Kona reaches new heights in terms of performance and sustainability. At the top of the line-up is an enhanced 1.6-litre T-GDI Smartstream engine with a 7-speed dual clutch transmission, which brings 198 PS to the table. For increased fuel efficiency, the new Kona will be equipped with 48-volt mild hybrid technology. This technology is applied to the 1.6-litre Smartstream diesel engine with 136 PS as standard and is available with a seven-speed DCT (7DCT) or six-speed Intelligent Manual Transmission (6iMT), as well as optional four-wheel drive. The 1.0-litre T-GDI Smartstream petrol engine with 120 PS can also be equipped with 48-volt mild hybrid technology and 6iMT as an option. The new Kona is also available as a hybrid option, which was added to the Kona line-up in 2019. This powertrain features a 1.6-litre GDI engine and electric motor with a combined output of 141 PS, paired with a 6-speed dual clutch transmission and with two-wheel drive.
RELEASE DATE: The all-new Kona N Line and new Kona will arrive to European showrooms towards the end of the year, while the new Kona Hybrid will follow beginning of 2021.

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