Hyundai Kona Electric 2024 Spy Shots: Minimalistic Design Speculated

The Hyundai Kona’s second generation is expected in 2023, but a prototype with a fully exposed rear end was spotted on a flatbed, exhibiting a minimalist design that, from this perspective, is evocative of the Tesla Cybertruck

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The Hyundai Kona's second generation is expected in 2023, but a prototype with a fully exposed rear end was spotted on a flatbed, exhibiting a minimalist design that, from this perspective, is evocative of the Tesla Cybertruck.

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► Hyundai Kona second generation expected in 2023.

► Hyundai Kona Electric 2024 spotted on roads, minimalist design speculated.

► Full-width LED bar, a wide grille, and bumper-mounted headlights.

The Hyundai Kona's second generation is expected in 2023, but a prototype with a fully exposed rear end was spotted on a flatbed, exhibiting a minimalist design that, from this perspective, is evocative of the Tesla Cybertruck.

The images show a slim, full-width LED bar below the rear windscreen, as well as a very flat tailgate with the Hyundai symbol and a low-mounted licence plate. The lower section of the tail is still hidden, but previous spy pictures revealed a split taillight design with extra LEDs on each corner of the bumper - similar to the present model.

Spy pictures have revealed more of the Kona's face, which has a full-width LED bar, a wide grille, and bumper-mounted headlights, similar to the futuristic Staria and the new Grandeur / Azera. The new Kona has identical proportions to its predecessor, as well as the distinctive boxy fenders with a heavy amount of plastic cladding.

We've also seen photographs of the inside, which features a digital cockpit merged into a single panel, similar to the Ioniq 5, compact climate vents, and easily accessible buttons for the most critical functions on the steering wheel and the dashboard.

The Hyundai Kona, like its sibling Kia Niro, will apparently be based on an enhanced version of the existing model's architecture. It is also intended to be available with gasoline, hybrid, and fully electric powertrains, catering to a wide range of buyers. Leaked documents very certainly reveal the sporty N-Line and performance-focused N versions.

According to the Korean Car Blog, the new Kona lineup could replace the entire i30 family, as SUVs and crossovers have shown to be more popular in the tiny sector than traditional hatchbacks. More will be revealed in the coming months as we come closer to the official unveiling of Hyundai's newest SUV.

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