Hyundai Kona

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Kona
Production period: since 2017
Class : SUV
Body versions : Station wagon
Engines:
Otto engines : 1.0–1.6 liters
(88–130 kW)
Diesel engine :
1.6 liters
(85–100 kW)
Otto hybrid :
1.6 liters (104 kW)
Electric motor :
(100–150 kW)
Length: 4165-4180 mm
Width: 1800 mm
Height: 1550-1570 mm
Wheelbase : 2600 mm
Empty weight : 1233-1818 kg
Stars in the Euro NCAP - Crash Test (2017) 5 stars in the Euro NCAP crash test
Rear view

The Hyundai Kona is a Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) from the South Korean car manufacturer Hyundai and at the same time the smallest SUV in the product range. The designer of the vehicle is Luc Donckerwolke .

history

The Kona was presented in June 2017, the market launch took place in early November 2017 with two gasoline engines . A newly developed diesel engine in two power levels and a variant with electric drive followed in 2018 . In June 2019, Hyundai introduced the Kona with hybrid drive .

In December 2018, Hyundai presented the special model Iron Man Edition . In addition to extensive equipment, it offers some details that relate to Marvel Comics' superhero figure Iron Man .

  • Hyundai Kona Iron Man Edition

  • Rear view

In July 2020, Hyundai presented the special Night Edition model for the North American market . It is characterized by a dark color.

Kona electro

On February 27, 2018, Hyundai introduced the Kona Elektro . The Elektro has two motor power variants and two battery sizes with ranges of 289 km and 449 km according to WLTP . Both ranges had to be corrected downwards in December 2018 after incorrect measurement results. It is largely identical to the Kona, which was introduced in 2017, but like the Ioniq Elektro, the front of the vehicle is closed except for the charging socket in this area. Summer 2018 was announced for the market launch. The Kona Elektro also has liquid thermal management, which means that, for example, the battery does not heat up when charging and the charging power would therefore have to decrease.

The Kona Elektro with the 39.2 kWh battery and 100 kW (136 PS) engine output (range 289 km) will only be available in the Trend (including automatic air conditioning, heated seats and navigation system) and Style (including heat pump) . With the 64 kWh battery and 150 kW (204 PS) engine output (range 449 km) also in the premium equipment. Hyundai grants an 8-year unlimited mileage guarantee on the vehicle (five-year manufacturer's guarantee, then a three-year follow-up guarantee from an insurance company. Three years for car audio including navigation or multimedia and for type 2 charging cables) and 8 years or 160,000 km on the battery Mileage, whichever comes first.

In March 2020, production of the Elektro in the Czech Hyundai plant in Nošovice started, tripling production capacity, 30,000 vehicles are manufactured in this plant per year.

Also in spring 2020, the configuration of the Kona was changed slightly, adjustments to the chassis and low-friction tires reduced the rolling resistance. Consumption was reduced from 15.4 kWh to 14.7 kWh, increasing the range by 8% to 484 km.

During a hypermiling attempt on the Lausitzring with 3 Kona electric as standard equipment, the air conditioning and the entertainment system were switched off, the daytime running remained switched on as in normal road conditions. The maximum range was 1,026 km with an average speed of 29–30 km / h. This is a speed that corresponds to normal city traffic. The test drivers were provided by auto bild , technicians from Hyundai Germany and product management and the press office of Hyundai Germany. The results were confirmed by the operator of the Lausitzring Dekra .

Load capacity

The charging time for a quick charge from 0 to 80% requires the model with 39.2 kWh at a 50 kW charging station 57 minutes, the model with 64 kWh requires 75 minutes. Both models need 54 minutes at a charging station with at least 70 kW.

Kona hybrid

The Kona Hybrid , presented in June 2019, is powered by a 1.6-liter gasoline engine with 77 kW (105 PS) and an electric motor with 32 kW (44 PS). The system output of the drive is 104 kW (141 hp). The lithium-ion polymer accumulator has a capacity of 1.56 kWh. In the Hyundai Motor Group , this drive train is already used in the Kia Niro and the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid .

background

The name of the SUV is derived from a region in Hawaii . In Portugal , the Kona is named Kauai because the Portuguese word cona means " vulva " in the vulgar language . In China , the vehicle has been sold as Hyundai Encino since April 2018 .

Also in June 2017, sister company Kia Motors presented the Stonic, a compact SUV. However, this is based on a different platform and is also available with weaker engines and only with front-wheel drive .

Technical specifications

1.0 T - GDI 1.6 T-GDI 1.6 CRDi Hybrid Electric
Construction period 11/2017–06/2018 since 06/2018 11/2017–06/2018 since 06/2018 since 05/2018 since 08/2019 since 02/2018
Engine characteristics
Engine type R3 petrol engine R4 petrol engine R4 diesel engine R4 petrol engine + electric motor Permanent magnet synchronous electric motor
Engine charging turbocharger -
Displacement 998 cc 1591 cc 1598 cc 1580 cc -
Max. Power at min −1 88 kW (120 PS) / 6200 88 kW (120 PS) / 6000 130 kW (177 PS) / 5500 85 kW (115 PS) / 4000 100 kW (136 PS) / 4000 104 kW (141 hp) / 5700 (1) 100 kW (136 hp) 150 kW (204 hp)
Max. Torque in min -1 172 Nm / 1500-4000 265 Nm / 1500-4500 320 Nm / 1750-2250 265 Nm / 4000 (2) 395 Nm
Power transmission
Drive, as standard Front wheel drive all wheel drive Front wheel drive
Drive, optional - (All wheel drive) - (All wheel drive) -
Gearbox, as standard 6-speed manual transmission 7-speed double clutch transmission 6-speed manual transmission 7-speed dual clutch transmission 6-speed dual clutch transmission 1-stage reduction gear
Readings
Top speed 181 km / h 205 km / h 210 km / h
(205 km / h) 		183 km / h 191 km / h
(186 km / h) 		160 km / h 155 km / h 167 km / h
Acceleration, 0-100 km / h 12.0 s 7.9 s 7.7 s
(7.9 s) 		10.7 s 10.2 s
(11.2 s) 		11.6 s 9.9 s 7.9 s
Fuel / energy consumption
over 100 km (combined) 		5.2–5.4 l super 5.7 l super 6.7 l super 6.3 l super
(7.7 l super) 		4.3 l diesel 4.5 l diesel
(4.9 l diesel) 		4.3 l super 14.3 kWh 14.7 kWh
CO 2 emissions, combined 117-125 g / km 129 g / km 153 g / km 144 g / km
(160 g / km) 		113 g / km 115 g / km
(127 g / km) 		99 g / km -
Battery capacity - 1.56 kWh 39.2 kWh 64 kWh
Battery type - Lithium ion polymer
electrical range according to WLTP - ? 305 km WLTP 484 km WLTP415 km EPA
Emission standard Euro 6 Euro 6d-TEMP Euro 6 Euro 6d-TEMP -
(1) System output, combustion engine: 77 kW (105 PS) / electric motor: 32 kW (44 PS)
(2) System torque, combustion engine: 147 Nm / electric motor 170 Nm

Registration numbers

In the first year of sales 2017, 1,141 Hyundai Kona were newly registered in the Federal Republic of Germany - 5 of them with diesel drive and 340 with all-wheel drive. In 2018 there were 13,026 vehicles - including 26 with diesel drive, 381 with electric drive and 4,430 with all-wheel drive. In 2019, of the total of 22,107 newly registered Kona 941s had a diesel drive, 890 a hybrid drive, 3,521 an electric drive and 2,810 all-wheel drive.

Source: Federal Motor Transport Authority

Web links

Commons : Hyundai Kona  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

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