Hyundai Kona Electric Cars SUV
The Hyundai Kona EV can already boast the N Line trim among its options
Hyundai expands the Kona EV’s range with the arrival of the N Line trim, which brings a sportier look both inside and out

Last autumn, Hyundai launched the new Kona EV, a fully electric SUV that was significantly modified, especially in terms of its styling, adopting a new look that is more minimalist, with a cleaner and more elegant design that also focuses on the vehicle’s efficiency. It also grew in size, improving comfort, and its technological equipment was expanded and adapted to market demands.
After a few months on the market, the Hyundai Kona EV is expanding its range of trims with the addition of the new N Line, which brings a more distinctive, sporty look that affects both the exterior and the interior. Starting with the exterior, the difference compared with the other trims is quite visible, especially at the front, where the lower half of the bumper features sharply defined moldings in a different color from the rest of the bodywork, which further accentuates those lines.

On the side of the Hyundai Kona EV N Line, the brand has fitted new 19-inch alloy wheels with a specific design, framed by distinctive side skirts, while slightly higher up, the mirror housings are now black, a color that can optionally also be applied to the roof and pillars, creating a two-tone combination with the rest of the bodywork. The rear also receives a new bumper with a modified lower section and a more aggressive design, thanks to the prominent rear diffuser.

Moving to the interior, we first see, at the driver’s position, how the steering wheel has been slightly redesigned and the pedals are metallic. The roof is trimmed in black, a color that is also applied to the two upholstery options available for the seats: a combination of fabric and Eco Alcántara, or leather, where the Alcántara contains 57% recycled polyester, all with contrast stitching. Beyond these styling changes, the Kona EV N Line stands out for its comprehensive equipment, including features such as:
- Multiple airbags
- High-voltage battery heating system
- Button-operated electronic gear selector
- Driver status monitoring
- Tinted glass
- LED front and rear headlights
- Automatic light sensor
- Heated mirrors with electric adjustment
- Electrically folding mirrors
- Integrated roof rails
- Heated front seats
- Front center armrest
- Heated steering wheel
- Dual-zone automatic climate control with air filter
- 12.3-inch central and instrument cluster multifunction display

- Interior rearview mirror with automatic progressive dimming
- Intelligent cruise control with Stop & Go and steering-wheel controls
- Driving modes for automatic gearbox
- Active blind-spot detection with rear traffic alert
- Active lane change assist
- Tyre pressure monitoring
- Traffic sign recognition
- Speed limiter
- Emergency braking assist
- Front and rear parking sensors
- Rear parking camera with active guidelines
- Active lane-keeping assist
- Active highway driving assist
- Rain sensor
- Wireless phone charger
- USB charger

Mechanically, the Hyundai Kona EV is offered in two power levels, and the N Line trim is reserved for the most powerful variant, which consists of an electric motor producing 160 kW (217 CV) and 255 Nm of torque, paired with a 65.4 kWh battery, which allows it to achieve a maximum range of 514 kilometres, according to the WLTP cycle.
This trim is already available and can therefore also be ordered in Spain, with a price that, before discounts or incentives, starts at 46,450 euros.
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