Hyundai Kona

Our exclusive rendering here shows what one can expect from the new Hyundai electric car that will be launched in India as well.

The Hyundai Kona EV was launched in India with 3-year/unlimited km warranty last year. Now, the electric SUV can be purchased with a free extended warranty option called ‘Wonder Warranty.’

Hyundai Motor Company this week announced that the Kona Electric compact SUV passed the 100,000 global sales milestone. As of June 30, 2020, the company has sold a total of 103,719 units of the Kona Electric worldwide.

In the first quarter of 2020, Hyundai-Kia took fourth position in the sales of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) according to a report by José Pontes of EV Sales blog. The group has sold a total of 24,116 BEVs acquiring 6 per cent of share.

There are many misconceptions about electric cars that stop more people from buying them & Hyundai wants to bust those myths. Parts of the article are from Hyundai UK, and we’re adding remarks in the Indian context.

After a three-week shutdown, Hyundai has resumed production at its Nošovice plant in the Czech Republic from 14th April, 2020. Hyundai will run two shifts of the original three shifts in the plant while the third shift will be used to disinfecting the plant.

While India is just beginning to warm up to electric vehicles, globally EVs have found a lot of homes and one Hyundai Kona Electric driver may never think of going back to petrol powered vehicles.

It is known that Hyundai is working on an affordable electric car for launch in India and going with the current trend, it could very well be an electric crossover.

The all-electric Hyundai Kona has set a Guinness World Record for the highest altitude achieved in an electric car. The Kona was driven to an altitude of 5,731 meters to Sawula Pass in Tibet.