The KONA and VENUE compact SUVs offer style and versatility for your daily commute. Which of these city SUVs is right for you?
Whether gas version or 100% electric, the Hyundai Kona subcompact adapts to your needs.
For city driving, tight parking lots or daily commute, the Hyundai Kona offers you an exhilarating driving experience. In this subcompact SUV, you enjoy the agility of a car and the higher driving position of an SUV; the best of both worlds.
Plus, the Kona is loaded with technology that makes life easier, including Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and an available Head-Up Display that projects important data into your field of vision, so you can keep your eyes on the road.
New for 2020, the Kona can be delivered with the Trail Package for a sportier look, which features two-tone paintwork and front and side skirts.
In 100% electric version
The Kona Electric lets you travel up to 415 kilometers on a single charge. The charging port is located in the grille for easy access. The Kona Electric is equipped with a battery temperature management system that helps optimize performance at low temperatures, reducing loss of range in winter.
Hyundai Venue
Unveiled to the public last year, Hyundai’s newest crossover stands out for its ruggedness, sophistication and plenty of character.
The 2020 Venue is Hyundai's newest and most charismatic crossover to date. With safety features like Frontal Collision Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detection, you can take on the urban jungle with confidence.
The Venue is ideal for expressing your personality, with a choice of vibrant colors (Acid Yellow, Intense Blue and Burning Red, for example) and the two-tone upholstery available on the Trend model with the Urban Edition package.
The Venue features an ultra-rigid frame called SUPERSTRUCTURE. Made of advanced high-strength steel, it is designed to be lighter, stronger and more rigid than conventional steel, providing better safety and fuel efficiency benefits.
Come meet our team at Hyundai Ile-Perrot to learn more about the differences between the KONA and the VENUE, and to test them on the road.
