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This estimate illustrates a vehicle lease. It is informational, not a financing offer or approval. Actual payments depend on negotiated price, residual value, money factor, mileage allowance, taxes, fees, credit, and lender terms.
The 2019-2021 Kona with the 2.0L Nu MPI engine can suffer connecting-rod bearing damage caused by machining debris left in the engine. Symptoms include engine knock or ticking, low oil-pressure warnings, sudden stall, and in some cases an engine-compartment fire. The usual result is engine replacement, and the recall remedy is free at a Hyundai dealer.
Affected 2019-2021 gasoline Konas may have an ABS/HECU module that leaks brake fluid into the electronic unit, causing a short circuit and potential fire. Symptoms include an ABS warning light, a brake-fluid leak near the ABS module, and a burning smell. The fire risk can exist even with the vehicle off; the recall repair is free at a Hyundai dealer.
2019-2020 Kona Electric models can have an internal high-voltage battery short circuit that may cause a fire. Symptoms include EV warning lights, sudden power loss, and smoke or fire while driving or charging. The battery pack may need replacement, and the recall remedy is free at a Hyundai dealer.
Emissions and efficiency vary by powertrain, trim, test method, and model year. Verify the applicable EPA ratings and any state-specific rules for the exact vehicle before purchase.
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Warranty coverage varies by model year, trim, powertrain, original sale date, mileage, and market. Confirm the exact written warranty and remaining coverage with the manufacturer or seller.