Six months into my electric car ownership experience and I love it. Now, because I’m usually driving test cars my Kona doesn’t get driven that often making me the perfect lease candidate and with my daughter learning to drive and having sold my Tacoma a couple of years ago the timing was right to add an EV to the household.
Crossovers are hot and small ones sell like hotcakes. So Hyundai has added another to their lineup, their smallest one yet; the 2018 Kona. It’s what the industry likes to refer to as an active lifestyles vehicle. Smaller than the Tucson, Hyundai has developed this model for urban and adventure-oriented driving environments. Joining the Honda HR-V, Toyota CH-R and Mazda CX-3 crowd, the Kona rides on an all-new platform, ostensibly …
Crossovers are hot and small ones are even hotter so Hyundai has added another to their lineup. Ostensibly replacing the Accent hatchback, this is the all-new Kona. With a starting MSRP of $20,480 including destination and returning up to 30mpg in mixed driving, the Kona and its counterparts are attractive to customers in search of fun, frugal, fashionable transportation. Smart packaging means these little guys can do more than you’d …