Hyundai Kona EV Cable

Your Hyundai Kona supports a maximum of 7.2kW charging (Single Phase/32A) and uses a Type 2 Connector.

The Hyundai Kona is a sleek and sophisticated looking electric vehicle with an excellent range of up to 300 miles on a single charge. It has a top speed of 104mph and can go from 0-62 in 7.9 seconds. This is an ideal car for getting about town and going on slightly longer journey’s.

Charging is done using an EV Cables Type 2 connector with a maximum power of 7.2kW. A fully depleted battery will charge in around 9 hours 15 minutes, but you will need a phase 3 grid connection to achieve this. You can charge from 10%-80% in just 47 minutes, perfect for when you need that quick top up to get somewhere.

Hyundai Kona has been redesigned to give it a sleek and sophisticated look. It has a more streamlined look to it whilst still being a SUV. The 17” alloy wheels really set the tone of the vehicle while the body coloured wheel arches finish it off.

Inside there is a touchscreen at your disposal to adjust the temperature, pop in your destination details and see how much charge you have left. There is remote climate control, heated seats, a Krell sound system and a paddle shifter to put the control of the Hyundai Kona at your fingertips.

The regenerative braking system charges the battery by using the motor to slow the car. There is enough space inside for 5 adults to sit comfortably and the boot is big enough for all your luggage and cargo.

Hyundai Kona uses Bluelink Connected Car Services to connect your smartphone to your car. You can activate climate setting, infotainment controls and the side mirror heating straight from your phone. Send your journey to your car ahead of when you need to leave, lock and unlock it and check your charge prior to getting in the car.

Go up to 300 miles on a single charge
0-62mph in 7.9 seconds
Top speed of 104 mph

Choose from the cables listed below.

YEARS: ALL

Our EV charging cables are backward compatible. They will automatically switch between 32 and 16 amps. So you can purchase more amps and phases for use on others cars/future-proofing and it’ll still work on your current car. Any cable lower than your cars maximum supported charging, will limit the change rate to the cable capacity.

Don't forget, your charge rate is also limited by your charge point.