Hyunda gives a glimpse of the next Kona
The Hyundai Kona is already in its sixth year on our market, which means that a replacement is already in development. Today, the company decided to give a glimpse of what's to come with some information and images showing the direction that the second generation of the model will take.On the menu, four variants are expected, including an all-electric variant, a hybrid variant, a gasoline model, as well as the sporty N-Line trim.
In terms of styling, we notice an even more streamlined approach, especially at the front. The presence of pixels for lighting is also noticeable, a signature of the company's latest electric vehicles. What will be interesting is that there will be styling variations depending on the powertrain that will be underneath the vehicle's skin. This will be most noticeable on the electric variant, as well as the N-Line model. The gasoline and hybrid models will share more styling elements.
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