Hyundai’s compact vehicle lineup caters to a wide range of needs and tastes in the American market. Notably, the Venue crossover stands out as the most affordable option, priced below $20,000.
In contrast, the second-generation Kona, which starts at $24,250, offers more interior space while maintaining the practicality of a crossover SUV.
The Kona also boasts a striking design that blends contemporary style with a rugged feel, featuring symmetrical lighting and bold, pronounced lines.
Digital artist Nikita Chuicko, who goes by kelsonik on social media, has envisioned a sporty design kit for the Kona, perfect for those seeking a more personalized appearance.
His concept incorporates additional black plastic elements for a more aggressive aesthetic, along with larger aftermarket-style wheels and a sporty dual exhaust setup.
Performance enthusiasts will appreciate the Kona N-Line model, which boasts a turbocharged engine delivering 190 horsepower.
Although there is anticipation for a full-fledged Kona N model in the future, Hyundai remains committed to offering innovative designs that cater to a wide array of preferences within the crossover market.
