In Australia, the Hyundai Kona’s list price (call it MSRP if you must) starts in the low‑$30Ks for the 2.0 FWD and climbs into the mid‑$40Ks for N Line/Premium petrol trims, before on‑road costs.
The Kona Electric typically sits from the mid‑$50Ks to the low‑$70Ks depending on battery and spec, again plus on‑roads.
Drive‑away figures vary by state taxes and dealer fees, so your postcode can add a surprising amount.
On the used market, earlier models (2018–2021) commonly range from about $15K–$30K, while 2022–2023 petrol cars are roughly $28K–$45K depending on kilometres and condition.
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