New 2021 Hyundai KONA DCT deals

2021 Hyundai KONA DCT deals

Full length Hyundai Kona video review with market value analysis

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Hyundai Kona

So, what will it cost to buy this car and what will you get for the money? The pokier 1.6-litre T-GDi petrol Kona variant comes only with 4WD, DCT Auto transmission and top-spec trim, which is why it'll require a budget of at least £25,000.

Small wonder that Hyundai thinks this derivative will account for just 2% of all Kona sales in our market. The 'Premium GT' trim you have to have with this variant gives you luxury touches like leather upholstery, heated and cooled power-adjustable front seats, a heated steering wheel, power-folding mirrors, front parking sensors, a rear central armrest and a Head-up display.

Plus there's full-LED technology for the front and rear lamps, autonomous emergency braking and a large 4.2-inch colour LCD display in the instrument binnacle. You can also choose colour-coded cabin flashings in either orange, lime or red.

Safety-wise, there's 'Driver Attention Alert' - which monitors your driving reactions for drowsiness; and 'Lane Keep Assist' - which alerts you if you drift over the lane delineating lines on the highway and, of you don't respond, then automatically uses subtle steering guidance to ease the car back into the right position on the road.