Motoring by Press Association 16/01/2019, 1:57 pm FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail Send us a story Sign up to our Daily newsletter What is it? Electric cars are something that have quietly been growing in popularity in the past few years. Problem is, their appeal has always been isolated because of either their high list prices or limited electric ranges. Even models such as the best-selling Nissan Leaf suffer from this – the Leaf having a compromised electric range of less than 150 miles in normal driving conditions. Hyundai, however, has quickly established itself as one of the leading manufacturers when it comes to new tech and fuels, and models such as the Kona Electric – which we’re testing today – are certainly giving rival firms something to worry about. What’s new? The obvious difference in the Kona Electric is its electrification, with two different battery packs offered (depending on how many miles you need between charges). As with the majority of EVs, the Kona’s grille has been closed off, leaving a ‘smoothed-off’ look, with revised front and rear bumpers and also unique (to the Electric) 17-inch alloys. An impressive amount of standard safety equipment is also fitted, with all models coming with kit… Read full this story
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