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First drive: The updated Hyundai Kona adds extra style to this already-funky crossover
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It’s safe to say Hyundai has had a rather hectic past 12 months – launching a raft of next-generation models and brand new cars, as well as facelifting most of what’s remaining.
And within all that hustle and bustle there has been an update to the Kona – currently Hyundai’s smallest crossover, though even that is changing soon as the compact new Bayon joins the range.
Introduced in 2017, the Kona has proven a popular addition to this bustling class, though is really best-known for its electrified variants, the Hybrid and Electric, the latter grabbing all the limelight with its 300-mile range. But Hyundai hasn’t forgotten about more conventional powertrain options, which we’re trying here. Can they still stand out next to an increasing number of rivals?