Hyundai has unveiled an EV-derived, futuristic design for its new generation Kona SUV – available in four variants, including all-electric (EV), hybrid electric (HEV), internal combustion engine (ICE) and N Line, with unique styling for each.

More details of all-new Hyundai Kona will be unveiled in the coming months.

The all-new Kona has evolved into a larger yet still urban-centric SUV and has grown to 4,355 mm in length, which is 150 mm longer from the previous generation, based on the EV variant. It also gained 25 mm in width and 60 mm in wheelbase length compared to the outgoing model.

Unlike most vehicles that are made available with a variety of powertrains, the Kona started with the EV variant design, which was then adapted the design for the ICE, HEV and N Line models.

There are several styling variations between the powertrain variants. The EV gets pixel graphic details on the intake grille and rear bumper, a pixel-inspired 19-inch alloy wheel design, black embracing line and optional black side mirrors and roof. The ICE and HEV share a rugged bumper and skid plate design, and black wheel arch cladding. The N Line boasts optional black side mirrors and roof, wing-type spoiler, more aggressive front and rear designs with wing-shaped bumper to emphasise a lower stance, 19-inch alloy wheels, twin muffler and silver side skirt.

Inside, the all-new Kona’s larger interior provides an evolved in-car experience with a floating horizontal C-Pad to emphasise Kona’s slim and wide interior, providing a versatile space for driver and passengers.

The interior features 12.3-inch dual wide displays, ambient lighting and now has the column type shift-by-wire relocated from the centre console to behind the steering wheel. This provides additional space for belongings in the central tunnel. There is also extra room on the second row of seats and the boot.

More details of all-new Hyundai Kona will be unveiled in the coming months.