Hyundai is bidding goodbye to the Kona N efficiency SUV. The last batch of cars and trucks has actually shown up in Australia, with around 25 automobiles unmentioned for at the time of release throughout New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, and Western Australia. The mainstream Kona variety has actually currently been superseded by a larger brand-new design– however at this phase, there’s no word on whether the more effective Kona N will be changed. For more Motoring associated news and videos take a look at Motoring >> Kona N Credit: CarExpertHyundai has stated the Kona N was the least popular member of the N variety, sitting behind the i30 hatchback and Sedan N and the smaller sized i20 N. Hyundai closed order books for the i20 N late in 2022, and took the i30 N hatch off sale in February 2023. When it shut the order books, there were around 1600 undelivered i30 N hatchbacks for Australia. The business’s regional chief running officer in July informed media a “option” is coming for the hatchbacks prior to completion of 2023– although precisely what that appears like isn’t clear. i30 hatch N Credit: CarExperti20 N Credit: CarExpert”i20 N and i30 N are very important automobiles for our portfolio,” Hyundai Australia COO John Kett informed media. The Kona N is powered by a 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 206kW of power and 392Nm of torque in between 2100 and 4700rpm, mated to Hyundai’s brand-new eight-speed damp dual-clutch automated transmission. There’s a digitally managed mechanical limited-slip differential on the front axle to assist get the power down, which uses both Normal and Sport settings. New Kona N Line Credit: CarExpertOutgoing Kona N Credit: CarExpertThe brand-new Kona variety does not include an equivalent; the most effective variation of the brand-new line-up functions a 1.6-litre turbo engine with 146kW of power and 265Nm of torque. MORE: Everything Hyundai KonaMORE: 2023 Hyundai Kona evaluation