Video Summary
Key points and findings from the Hyundai Kona Electric video review:- The entry-level Kona Electric has a claimed range of 180 miles.
- The car has a 39-kWh battery and a 136-horsepower electric motor at the front.
- The Hyundai's price starts at about £31,800, placing it under the UK government's £32,000 grant limit for electric cars.
- The MG ZS EV in equivalent spec has 100 miles more range, but costs under £32,000.
- The Hyundai’s estimated range decreases significantly when features like the heater are turned on, but then returns quickly.
- The car has good engine management and is well-tuned.
- The Hyundai comes with an 8-year or 100,000-mile warranty for its battery.
- The interior build quality feels tough.
- Driving comfort is high because of a slightly softer feeling ride.
- The steering is very nice.
- The review highlights one-pedal driving as a positive driving feature.
- It has a good, user-friendly infotainment system, digital dials, and standard Apple CarPlay/Android Auto.
- Charging takes roughly 50 minutes to get to 80% from 0%, though it was charging slowly at 35kWh.
- Three suitcases fit in the trunk after taking off the parcel shelf; under floor storage also holds the 3-pin charger.
- There are cloth seats in the rear and no vent controls.
- The car would be great value for money, as it offers a great dependable ride.
