The 2019-2013 Hyundai Kona’s drivetrain features a 64 kWh battery with an EPA estimated driving range of 258 miles. The 1st generation Kona can charge at a rate of 7 kW, or 77 kW via a DC fast charger, and can charge to 80% capacity in about 75 minutes. Given the long range of the Kona, it is recommended that drivers take advantage of faster charging, 240 volt Level 2 stations to make sure their Kona has enough juice. Charging to full capacity using the Kona’s included Level 1 EV charger will take a sluggish 50 hours. For 2024, the Kona Electric family will grow to include a standard range model with a 48.6 kWh battery with estimated 197 miles of range and the extended range with 64.8 kWh with more than 260 miles of range. Charging both models will be quicker as Hyundai has increased charging speeds to 11 kW and 100 kW DC fast charging. With a powerful Level 2 EV charging station like the JuiceBox 48, Hyundai Kona Electric owners can take advantage of the fastest possible charging speeds at home.
The 2nd generation Kona gets an upgraded charging rate at 100 kW via a DC fast charger and can charge to 80% capacity in around 47 minutes via DC charging.
Model year
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Charge rate
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Battery size
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Charge time on Level 1
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Charge time with JuiceBox® 48
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All electric range
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2019-2023 Hyundai Kona EV
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7.2 kW
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64 kWh
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45 hours
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10 hours
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258 miles
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2024 Hyundai Kona Electric Standard Range
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11 kW
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48.4 kWh
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33.75 hours
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4.5 hrs
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200 miles
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2024 Hyundai Kona Electric Extended Range
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11 kW
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64.8 kWh
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45 hours
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6 hours
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261 miles
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