Video Summary
- Hyundai Kona Ultimate is priced at just over £43,000.- Hyundai Kona Ultimate can travel for 319 miles on a full charge.
- Volvo EX30 Single Motor Extended Range Ultra is cheaper.
- The Volvo has a 64-kilowatt-hour battery and the range is 295 miles.
- The reviewer appreciates the exterior look of the Volvo EX30, with a coherent Scandinavian finish. The paint finish reminds them of a Stormtrooper.
- The location of the charging port on the Hyundai is asymmetrical.
- There are more features included in the Kona, such as the vehicle-to-load capabilities that the Volvo does not have.
- The Volvo's 20-inch wheels may impact efficiency.
- The Volvo has Thor's Hammer LED lights.
- The Volvo is smaller than the Kona.
- The layout inside the Kona is lovely, especially the dual screens.
- More physical buttons in the Kona, which add a safety factor while driving.
- More rear space in the Kona.
- Overall, the Volvo is more suitable pre-children due to its small size.
- It has a Single Motor with 272 break horsepower.
- The review says the car has decent PCP options and strong residuals.
- A main benefit for the EX30 is fast charging, 153kW DC ability. A ten to eighty per cent charge in twenty-eight minutes at an average of 100kW.
- Good one pedal driving on the Hyundai.
- There is an unconscious bias for the Volvo, because it is Scandinavian and people tend to have more respect for the brand Volvo.
- The Volvo EX30 won the car of the year for being a very good, more sustainable, car at a more affordable price.
- The one-screen set up for all controls on the Volvo is easy to use.
- The driving experience is good with the Volvo.
- For the Hyundai Kona, the speed change bing-bongs from the electronics became a little annoying.
- The Kona offers different drive modes, such as eco and snow mode, which the Volvo lacks.
- Kona offers the extra boot space required for a family.
