Kona EV

Recently, Hyundai Motor India flagged-off ‘Mission - Emission Impossible’. This initiative is Hyundai’s first zero-emission drive with the Made-In-India fully electric SUV - Hyundai Kona. The car will start its journey from Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet and go on to reach the Mt. Everest Base Camp in China. The main highlight of this drive is to create history and become the first and only all-electric SUV from India to have reached the Mt. Everest Base Camp. Also Read: Read More...

India's first all-electric SUV, the Kona from Hyundai was launched on the 9th of July. Ever since then, the car has received an electrifying response across all 15 dealerships present in 11 Indian cities. Hyundai has already received 10,000 test drive requests for the car and 120 bookings, just 10 days after the launch of the car. Priced at INR 25.30 Lakh, ex-showroom, India, the Kona is currently in a segment of its own. However, before the end of the Read More...

Hyundai has launched the brand new, all-electric Kona SUV in the Indian market today. This revolutionary product has been priced at INR 25.30 Lakh, ex-showroom, and will be made available at 15 dealerships across 11 Indian cities. These dealerships will comprise dedicated staff who shall handle the sales and aftersales service of this SUV. The Kona comes with a number of features while emitting now emissions while on the run. Do read ahead to know more about this new SUV. Read More...

Today, Hyundai is about to launch the first all-electric SUV in our market. Called the Kona, this SUV will be offered to us from today, while Hyundai accelerates its way to the future. The Kona, if it becomes successful, would encourage many more brands to bring their electric vehicles from international markets, kick-starting the electric wave in our country. The Kona is quite comparable to the Creta SUV by Hyundai in terms of size and while it is sold with Read More...

To be launched in the Indian market tomorrow, the Hyundai Kona could prove to be a game changer. The first proper electric car to grace our market, the Kona has been in international markets for quite some time already. The car will be imported in CKD form and assembled at the Chennai plant of the Korean brand. This would enable Hyundai to price the car more competitively, in a price sensitive market like ours, as importing completely built units would Read More...

Ahead of the launch, of what is the first proper all-electric SUV in the Indian market, the Kona, Hyundai has launched a new Marketing campaign called 'Do You Know?'. With this campaign, Hyundai aims to clear the myths and doubts customers have about EVs and to spread the facts and advantages of owning an Electric Vehicle. As part of this campaign, the Korean car company will be releasing 8 ‘EV Facts Sharing’ videos starting today on its social media platforms. Read More...

The Indian market is about to get much more interesting. For the first time, we should have a proper, all-electric SUV in our market, courtesy of Hyundai. The Korean carmaker is about to bring their Kona SUV to our market on the 9th of July. This car indeed has the potential to bring a wave of electrification in the Indian market. Being the first car of its kind in the Indian market, it also will bring in quite a few Read More...

After a number of spy shots, along with a number of speculations, Hyundai has finally made it official. The Korean brand, which recently launched a new compact SUV, the Venue in our market, will be adding yet another SUV to its portfolio. The Kona is scheduled to be launched in the Indian market on the 9th of July, this year. Reaffirming its commitment towards the future of mobility, the Kona would be the first, all-electric SUV to be offered in Read More...

There is no doubt that electric cars are the future of mobility. Having said that, right now the Indian market offers only a few green cars and also lacks the infrastructure to support such cars. The government needs to see more electric cars on the road to make it sensible to invest in infrastructure for electric cars. On the other hand, car makers need the infrastructure to support electric cars so they can convince people to buy them. This is Read More...