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Second-Gen Hyundai Kona Electric Gets Snazzier N Line Variant

Mukhlis Azman

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The second-gen Hyundai Kona Electric gets a sportier N Line variant in Europe

Hyundai has expanded its sporty-looking N Line vehicle lineup today, as the Korean automaker revealed the new Kona Electric N Line model. Based on the latest, second-gen EV crossover model, the Kona Electric N Line boasts several cosmetic upgrades that make it a snazzier ride compared to its bare-boned twins.

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Not to be confused with the full-blown, ICE-powered Kona N, the Kona Electric gets a sportier and more aggressive N Line body kit, new 19-inch alloy wheels, plus several two-tone black roof colourway options to go along with its gloss black side mirror caps. Besides that, the Kona Electric N Line still retains the quirky yet unique front face featuring a full-width LED bar at the front, as well as its sporty SUV crossover body style with sharp lines and rounded edges.

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The N Line treatment continues as we get inside the Kona Electric N Line. This souped-up EV SUV now comes standard with a dedicated N Line steering wheel, metal foot pedals, sporty seats with red stitching and accents, as well as a black-hued headliner. The rest of its standard equipment, like the dual-screen setup at the front, remains the same as the other standard Kona Electric models.

Opting for the snazzier Kona Electric N Line S will grant you several extra cabin items, including ventilated front seats, a Bose premium sound system, dual-zone climate control, and many more.

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Unfortunately, the Kona Electric N Line boasts no performance upgrade over the standard models

To many enthusiasts’ frustration, the Kona Electric N Line boasts no performance upgrade whatsoever over its standard twin. The 'souped-up' EV SUV still gets the same single, front-mounted (FWD) electric motor setup rated at 215 HP (160 kW), granting it a century sprint finish in 7.8 seconds. Battery-wise, the Kona Electric N Line is juiced by a 65-kWh battery pack, allowing you to drive up to 490 KM on a single charge.

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The new Hyundai Kona Electric N Line is now available for purchase in selected European markets, where this stylish EV SUV is tagged at £40,395 (RM242,535) for the standard N Line, while the up-specced N Line S model is priced higher at £43,095 (RM258,746). 

For our Malaysian market, the second-gen Kona Electric has yet to make its official landfall here, with the previous-gen model still going on sale as of writing. Should Hyundai-Sime Darby Motors (HSDM) decide to launch this second-gen model in our market, perhaps this stylish N Line model would make a very nice addition to the marque’s current EV lineup.


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Mukhlis Azman

An avid two-wheeler that writes and talks about four-wheelers for a living, while dreaming of an urban transit-laden Malaysia. @mukhlisazman

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KUALA LUMPUR

VRQ4630

SELANGOR

BST7684

JOHOR

JE4121J

PULAU PINANG

PSF6184

PERAK

APL5350

PAHANG

CFH7571

KEDAH

KGJ1529

NEGERI SEMBILAN

NEL8931

KOTA KINABALU

SJU1592

KUCHING

QAB5782P

Last updated 20 Sep, 2026

Fuel Price

Petrol

RON 95

RM 3.97

+1.38

RON 97

RM 4.90

+1.75

RON 100

RM 7.20

+2.20

VPR

RM 8.23

+2.00

Diesel

EURO 5 B10

RM 5.12

+2.08

EURO 5 B7

RM 5.32

+2.08

Last updated 30 Apr, 2026

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