"In terms of size and weight, the Kona Electric really is a refreshing change from EVs that are often approaching three tons.

Jason Lefkowitz

"In terms of size and weight, the Kona Electric really is a refreshing change from EVs that are often approaching three tons. With its rear wing and slightly tweaked front, the N Line is 1.1 inches longer than the other Kona Electrics at 172.6 inches (4,384 mm) long. All Kona Electrics are 71.9 inches (1,826 mm) wide and 62 inches (1,575 mm) tall, with a 104.7-inch (2,659 mm) wheelbase. Curb weight is what counts as featherweight for an EV—3,880 lbs (1,760 kg)."

Sick of supersized EVs? The 2025 Hyundai Kona Electric hits the spot.

Starting at under $33,000, the Kona Electric is is an extremely efficient electric compact crossover.

Ars Technica (arstechnica.com)