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€33,995

Drive-away price: includes the delivery costs

price list 19 October 2026 · Source: Hyundai Motor Netherlands

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Which versions does the Hyundai KONA come in?

Hyundai KONA versions with price and specifications
VersionPowertrainRange or consumption (WLTP)PowerPrice
KONA Electric 48,6 kWh Pure EditionentryElectric380 km99 kW (135 hp)€33,995
KONA Hybrid 1.6 GDI HEV E-MotionHybrid4.5–4.8 l/100 km101.4 kW (138 hp)€35,995
KONA Electric 48,6 kWh ComfortElectric380 km99 kW (135 hp)€36,995
KONA Electric 64,8 kWh Pure EditionElectric510 km150 kW (204 hp)€36,995
KONA Hybrid 1.6 GDI HEV ComfortHybrid4.5–4.8 l/100 km101.4 kW (138 hp)€37,495
KONA Electric 48,6 kWh Comfort SmartElectric380 km99 kW (135 hp)€38,995
KONA Electric 64,8 kWh N Line BusinessElectric440 km150 kW (204 hp)€38,995
KONA Electric 64,8 kWh ComfortElectric510 km150 kW (204 hp)€39,995
KONA Hybrid 1.6 GDI HEV Comfort PlusHybrid4.5–4.8 l/100 km101.4 kW (138 hp)€39,995
KONA Electric 64,8 kWh Comfort SmartElectric510 km150 kW (204 hp)€41,995
KONA Hybrid 1.6 GDI HEV N LineHybrid4.5–4.8 l/100 km101.4 kW (138 hp)€42,595
KONA Hybrid 1.6 GDI HEV PremiumHybrid4.5–4.8 l/100 km101.4 kW (138 hp)€42,595
KONA Hybrid 1.6 GDI HEV N Line SkyHybrid4.5–4.8 l/100 km101.4 kW (138 hp)€43,795
KONA Hybrid 1.6 GDI HEV Premium SkyHybrid4.5–4.8 l/100 km101.4 kW (138 hp)€43,795
KONA Electric 64,8 kWh N LineElectric440 km150 kW (204 hp)€45,995
KONA Electric 64,8 kWh PremiumElectric440 km150 kW (204 hp)€45,995
KONA Electric 64,8 kWh N Line SkyElectric440 km150 kW (204 hp)€47,195
KONA Electric 64,8 kWh Premium SkytopElectric440 km150 kW (204 hp)€47,195

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What is the Hyundai KONA in brief?

Body type
SUV
Powertrain
Hybrid, Electric
Range (WLTP)
380–510 km
Power
99–150 kW (135–204 hp)
Boot space
466 l – 1,300 l
Euro NCAP
4 of 5 stars (2023)

Our review of the Hyundai KONA

Compiled with the help of AI from the sources listed; facts checked automatically. We have not driven this car.

The Hyundai KONA starts at €33,995 (price list of 19 October 2026, on-the-road) in electric form; the hybrid starts at €35,995. The Electric reaches up to 510 km WLTP range, and the 1.6 GDI Hybrid uses 4.5 to 4.8 l/100 km. It is a 4.35 metre compact SUV with 466 litres of boot space.

According to ANWB the KONA is a roomy, well-equipped compact SUV, but expensive for what testers expect in this class. ANWB scored the Electric 65 kWh Premium Sky 7.5 and the 1.6 GDi hybrid 7.1. Electric buyers choose between a 48.6 and a 64.8 kWh version, with a clear difference in power and range.

Buy it if…

  • you want a compact SUV with a hybrid or fully electric drivetrain;
  • you want plenty of rear-seat room in a car 4.35 metres long (roomy for the class according to ANWB);
  • you want the 64.8 kWh electric version for a WLTP range of up to 510 km.

Skip it if…

  • a low purchase price comes first: ANWB calls the KONA expensive for the class;
  • you tow heavy loads regularly: the Hybrid has a braked towing limit of 1,110 kg and ANWB calls the Electric's towing capacity low;
  • you mainly want a premium-feeling interior: ANWB calls the materials and finish fairly basic.

Best pick

KONA Electric 64,8 kWh Pure Edition: Within the KONA range this is the cheapest version with the larger 64.8 kWh pack: €36,995 (price list of 19 October 2026, on-the-road) for 150 kW (204 hp), 8.2 seconds to 100 km/h and 510 km WLTP range. The same 510 km costs €39,995 on the Comfort.

Pros

  • According to ANWB the standard equipment is generous, with many comfort and driver-assistance systems.
  • According to ANWB the cabin is roomy, especially in the rear, for its compact size.
  • According to ANWB the hybrid is economical in everyday driving; the price list states 4.5 to 4.8 l/100 km (WLTP).
  • ANWB and Autozine describe the suspension and handling as well balanced.
  • According to ANWB the warranty terms are long.

Cons

  • According to ANWB the KONA is expensive to buy compared with what testers expect in this class.
  • ANWB finds the interior materials and finish fairly basic.
  • ANWB and Autozine find the speed-limit warning and lane-keeping system intrusive and awkward to switch off.
  • Hybrid: ANWB notes some noise, an unusual seating position and a small fuel tank (the price list gives 38 litres).
  • According to ANWB the Electric has low towing capacity and no anti-pinch protection on the rear power windows.

Space and dimensions

According to the KONA Hybrid price list the car is 4,350 mm long (N Line 4,385 mm), 1,825 mm wide and 1,570 mm tall, with a 2,660 mm wheelbase. Boot space is 466 litres, or 1,300 litres with the rear seats folded (VDA, measured to the roof). The Electric price list gives a length of 4,355 mm (N Line 4,385 mm), a height of 1,575 mm and an extra 27 litre front compartment. ANWB calls the rear seat roomy for a car this compact.

Powertrain and handling

The 1.6 GDI HEV hybrid produces 138 hp (101.4 kW) and 265 Nm, takes 11.7 seconds to reach 100 km/h and tops out at 165 km/h; it has an automatic gearbox and front-wheel drive. The Electric 48.6 kWh has 135 hp (99 kW) and needs 9.9 seconds for the sprint; the 64.8 kWh has 204 hp (150 kW) and needs 8.1 to 8.2 seconds. ANWB and Autozine describe the suspension and handling as well balanced.

Charging and range

The Electric has a battery capacity of 48.6 or 64.8 kWh. WLTP range is 380 km (48.6 kWh) and 510 km (64.8 kWh Comfort, Comfort Smart and Pure Edition); the 64.8 kWh Premium and N Line reach 440 km. WLTP consumption is between 14.6 and 16.8 kWh/100 km. AC charging is 11 kW, and DC charging from 10 to 80% takes 39 minutes at a 350 kW charger.

Safety

Euro NCAP gave the KONA four stars in 2023. The scores are 80% for adult occupants, 83% for children, 64% for vulnerable road users and 60% for safety assist. Euro NCAP tested the KONA GLS electric; according to Euro NCAP the result also applies to the KONA Hybrid.

Prices and trims

The hybrid costs from €35,995 (E-Motion) to €43,795 (Premium Sky and N Line Sky). The Electric runs from €33,995 (48.6 kWh Pure Edition) to €47,195 (64.8 kWh Premium Sky and N Line Sky). All prices are on-the-road per the price list of 19 October 2026, excluding options. The fiscal value ranges from €35,070 to €42,870 for the hybrid and from €33,000 to €46,200 for the Electric. ANWB mentions a short service interval of 1 year or 15,000 km.

Updated on 26 October 2026. How we make our reviews

Sources of this review

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What are the specifications of the Hyundai KONA?

Figures of the entry version: KONA Electric 48,6 kWh Pure Edition

Drivetrain and performance

Power
99 kW (135 hp)
Torque
255 Nm
0-100 km/h
9.9 s
Top speed
162 km/h

Battery and charging

Battery capacity (net)
not confirmed in an official source
Range (WLTP)
380 km
AC charging
11 kW
DC fast charging (max.)
not confirmed in an official source
Fast charging 10-80 %
39 min

Consumption and emissions

Consumption (WLTP)
14.6 kWh/100 km
CO₂ emissions (WLTP)
0 g/km
Energy label
A

Size and weight

Kerb weight
1,685 kg
Seats
5
Length
4,350 mm
Width
1,825 mm
Height
1,570 mm
Wheelbase
2,660 mm
Boot space
466 l
Boot space (seats folded)
1,300 l

Towing

Towing capacity (braked)
300 kg

Explained: WLTP, BPM, MRB, company-car tax (bijtelling).

How safe is the Hyundai KONA?

4 of 5 stars

Euro NCAP test from 2023

Adult occupants
80 %
Child occupants
83 %
Vulnerable road users
64 %
Safety assist
60 %

See the test at Euro NCAP

What does the Hyundai KONA cost per month?

Example scenario: 5 years, 15,000 km a year

Worked out for the cheapest version: KONA Electric 48,6 kWh Pure Edition.

In an example scenario of 5 years and 15,000 km a year, the Hyundai KONA costs per month: electricity about €47 (WLTP consumption 14.6 kWh/100 km, €0.26 per kWh (home, CBS 2026-09)) and road tax €72 – €78 depending on the province, together €119 – €126 a month. That excludes depreciation, interest, insurance and maintenance.

Monthly costs of the Hyundai KONA in the example scenario
Cost itemPer monthBasis
Electricity or fuel€4714.6 kWh/100 km (WLTP, highest value) × €0.26 = €3.79 per 100 km; CBS 2026-09
Road tax (MRB)€72 – €78€196 – €214 a quarter in 2026, kerb weight 1,685 kg, all 12 provinces; averaged over 5 years at 2026 rates
Total of these two€119 – €126

Not included: depreciation (we have no reliable value curve for new cars; enter your own resale value); interest (enter your own rate); insurance; maintenance and tyres.

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What are the rivals of the Hyundai KONA?

Models in our own overview with the same body type and a shared powertrain, priced within 25 % of the Hyundai KONA. Ranked by new registrations in 2026 (RDW); those named in our review come first.

Rivals of the Hyundai KONA with entry price and specifications
ModelFromRange or consumption (WLTP)PowerEuro NCAP
Tesla Model Yalso an electric SUV, from €40,990 (+21%)Compare KONA and Model Y€40,990534 km220 kW (299 hp)5 of 5 (2025)
Škoda Elroqalso an electric SUV, from €37,990 (+12%)Compare KONA and Elroq€37,990451 km140 kW (190 hp)5 of 5 (2025)
Kia EV3also an electric SUV, from €36,995 (+9%)Compare KONA and EV3€36,995436 km150 kW (204 hp)4 of 5 (2025)
Toyota Yaris Crossalso a hybrid SUV, from €31,695 (-7%)Compare KONA and Yaris Cross€31,6954.4 l/100 km85 kW (116 hp)4 of 5 (2025)

Also named in the sources of our review: Honda HR-V, Peugeot 2008, Toyota C-HR.

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Frequently asked questions

How much can the Hyundai Kona tow?

The maximum braked towing weight of the Hyundai KONA is 300–1,110 kg.

How much boot space does the Hyundai Kona have?

The boot of the Hyundai KONA holds 466 l, up to 1,300 l with the rear seats folded.

How much horsepower does the Hyundai Kona have?

The Hyundai KONA has a power output of 99–150 kW (135–204 hp).

What does the Hyundai KONA cost?

The Hyundai KONA costs from €33,995 drive-away (price list 19 October 2026, source: Hyundai Motor Netherlands).

How far does the Hyundai KONA go?

The Hyundai KONA has a WLTP range of 380–510 km.

How fast does the Hyundai KONA charge?

Fast charging the Hyundai KONA from 10 to 80 % takes 39 min.

Sources

  1. RDW (Open Data): Gekentekende voertuigen: nieuwe Hyundai personenauto's 2026 per handelsbenaming (SoQL-query) (checked on 26 October 2026)
  2. RDW (Open Data): Gekentekende voertuigen: zitplaatsen en catalogusprijs-bereik per Hyundai-model, nieuw 2026 (SoQL-query) (checked on 26 October 2026)
  3. Hyundai Motor Netherlands: Hyundai KONA Hybrid - Prijslijst per 19 oktober 2026 (MPIKONAHEV2607) (document date 19 October 2026, checked on 26 October 2026)
  4. Hyundai Motor Netherlands: Hyundai KONA Electric (MY27) - Prijslijst per 19 oktober 2026 (MPIKONAEV2610) (document date 19 October 2026, checked on 26 October 2026)
  5. Hyundai Motor Netherlands: Hyundai KONA Electric Business Editions (MY27) - Prijslijst per 19 oktober 2026 (document date 19 October 2026, checked on 26 October 2026)
  6. Euro NCAP: Hyundai KONA 2023 safety rating (document date 6 December 2023, checked on 26 October 2026)

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