Picture Gallery: New 2017 Hyundai Kona SUV
‘Composite lamps’ enhance the Kona’s high-tech and mechanical appearance. The slim daytime running lights (DRL) incorporate turn signals and are positioned in a ‘stack’, separate to the LED headlights.
In addition to the instantly recognizable shape, a number of playful color variations allow buyers to customize their Kona. The roof is finished with a two-tone color scheme, providing high contrast between the body and wheels – satisfying customers with a desire to express their individuality. Kona is offered with a combination of gasoline and diesel engines of various power outputs – dependent on the market with the option of four-wheel drive.
Overall width: 1,800 mm
Overall height: 2,600 mm
Hyundai Motor claims that it is the only car manufacturer to make its own steel to produce its vehicles globally, providing great benefits for the Kona. The lightweight body frame has been developed with 51.8% Advanced High Strength Steel to deliver class-leading levels of passive safety.
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