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The features of the Hyundai Kona electric in detail

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 25 February 2021 31 Views

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The Hyundai Kona electric also offers exemplary equipment from the factory. Even in its basic configuration, it comes standard with a 10.25-inch digital cockpit, lane departure warning, rearview camera, keyless smart key system with start/stop button, and Android Auto and Apple CarPlay smartphone connectivity functions. The basic equipment can be further upgraded with packages. The Select package includes rear parking assist, a heated leather steering wheel, adaptive cruise control with distance control and stop function, and cyclist detection for front collision warning. For the Kona Electric Trend package, special standard features include the Type 2 charging cable, heat pump, ambient interior lighting and full LED headlights with high-beam assist. The Kona Electric with Prime package also offers other extras such as the 10.25-inch radio navigation system, Bluelink® telematics system, head-up display and active blind spot assist.

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