Hyundai Kona Active 2021 Review @carsales.com.au

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Since its launch in 2017 the Hyundai Kona has become one of the best and most popular small SUVs going around. In fact, carsales declared it the best vehicle in its class for 2021. High praise indeed.
This year Hyundai rolled out the Kona’s most significant update so far in Australia and there are some really important improvements, most notably to the drivetrains and the safety and equipment levels.
Here we’re testing the Hyundai Kona Active, which is one step up the range from the entry-level Kona. It comes with a 2.0-litre engine, a continuously variable transmission, front-wheel drive and an affordable sub-$30,000 price tag.
Fast Forward
00:00 INTRO
00:23 Pricing and features
01:33 Interior review
02:47 Passenger space
03:10 Cargo space
03:40 Road test
05:25 Service and warranty
05:38 Verdict
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[@umangakc1259]

You are the best man to review all the cars. Good job.

[@liamcalleja4715]

for what your paying parking sensors are almost a must at over $30,000 and a push button start like almost every other car in the segment has push button from the MG ZST to the Mazda cx-3 to the haval jolion and more and in this day and age something like a push button start has a little more appeal when resealing a vehicle over the key start

[@SpagmanAus]

Has anyone asked Hyundai why the cool colours are only on the base models?

[@Snip59]

Can u do the new Hyundai NLine SUV 2litre which is about to hit Australia please.

[@exploringsydneyandbeyond9059]

Prefer the older tech like in this Kona , I’m no fan of the electric handbrake , too many are going wrong and locking on with all manufacturers having this issue , they took something simple and complicated it and made it expensive to repair out of warranty , bring back the cable handbrake .

[@cornelmonea760]

You forgot to tell us what color this car is!

[@xilnes7166]

Great Car .

[@koioo2]

some had one was very nice ride

[@mvnorsel6354]

I have no interest in SUVs at all but still I watch and make pointless comments. Less complexity is a big plus in today's world.

[@MichaelSmith-py3cf]

Bland & under powered car for $30K. I didn't enjoy driving it either. I paid an additional $1500 & purchased a MG ZST Turbo.

[@HoiSourced]

Lol shocking choice

[@MichaelSmith-py3cf]

@@HoiSourced If you happy to drive a car with 180Nm @ 4500rpm, then Kona is the way to go!!