2024 Hyundai Kona SE | No Longer Barebones!

[@scraverX]

As someone outside the US it is interesting to see a video on the SE. We don't get this trim level in my Region. Ours starts at something more like the SEL

[@TommyG11814]

We bought the N Line and I gotta say it is a fantastic vehicle.

[@CarsMadeSimple]

Great to hear!

[@stephenwinter8892]

Greetings from southern Ontario Canada I really enjoyed the video the preferred model is what has been reviewed with the most for the $ I still don't like back in Canada heated exterior mirrors and heated steering wheel and seats are standard doesn't matter what trim is picked

[@davestadt49]

Does this Kona SE ,have any tint at all on the windows?? Does the console armrest slide at all?? Hyundai Leasing allow leasing over 100% of MSRP.?? I'M giving serious consideration to this trim Heard rumor that Venue may be dropped???😮

[@CarsMadeSimple]

No tint on any windows (that starts on SEL) and the Venue is returning for 2025 shocking. It still sells somewhat decently which is likely why.

[@davestadt49]

Thanks for the information, I feel better knowing the Venue will return.I'm sure she will enjoy leasing the Venue. I'm looking at this Kona SE FWD trim. Thanks again.

[@chucko12]

I wonder if some negative comments are actually some sort of industrial espionage

[@robertbarnekow8785]

Nice man

[@hekios888s6]

Thanks for the video! Have they updated or changed the 2.0l engine from previous years? I'd like to know if the 2.0l engine still burns oil as per previous years?

[@techpappee]

2.0 with CVT on SE and SEL. 1.6T with 8spd traditional transmission on NLine and Limited trims. IDK if the 2.0 was updated but the 1.6 has been reworked with more HP etc. I’ve not heard of a Kona 2.0 burning oil… hmm. 5yrs 60k mile or 10yr 100k warranty (power train) as long as you’re the original owner. Should be covered *if* that happens.