1/2For Sale : EV Hyundai Kona Electric - 2026, 850KM, SUV, 5 Seats
Test listingEVsaleNew - Dealer Demo
$51500Fixed price
Description
Hyundai Kona Electric 2026 demo, 850 km electric range, SUV. Ex-demonstrator, dealer-serviced throughout, drive away price below new list. Genuine reason for sale — new model-year stock arriving. This model has a full battery and has been used only for demonstration purposes. The car’s mileage is [odometer in km] and all original warranties and service records remain. It runs on electric power only, with a standard 2026‑model safety and infotainment package. The vehicle is in showroom condition, ready for a new owner.
📍 ST LEONARDS, NSW 2065
Details
- Brand
- Hyundai
- Model
- Kona Electric
- Build Year
- 2026
- Odometer (in km)
- 850
- Est. Range (km)
- 360
- Range Variant
- Standard Range
- Battery Warranty
- 2034-09-20
- Car Warranty
- 2031-09-20
- Warranty Start Date
- 11 Jan 2025
- Self-driving feature
- Assisted self-drive (ADAS)
- Subscription required?
- No
- Home charging cable
- Included
- Wheel Size
- 17"
- Body Type
- SUV
- # Seats
- 5
- Colour
- Green
- Drivetrain
- FWD
- Motor
- Single
- Power (kW)
- 99
- Instant Torque? (0-100km/h, sec)
- 9.9
- Features
- Reverse Camera, Parking Sensors, Apple CarPlay / Android Auto, Heated Seats, Keyless Entry
- Previous Owners
- 1 (First owner)
- Service History
- Full service history
- ANCAP Safety Rating
- 4 Stars
- VIN
- KMHK381GBPU112233
- Vehicle-to-Load (V2L)?
- No
- Seller Type
- dealer
- ABN
- 45 678 912 300
- Contact Channel
- Phone, eRideList Chat, Shop
- Payment Method
- Bank Transfer - BSB, Credit/Debit Card, PayID
- Shop Name
- Northside Hyundai
- Unit No. / Shop No.
- Unit 4, 220
- Street Name
- Pacific Higway
- Shop Location
- ST LEONARDS, NSW 2065
- Business Operating Hours
- Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-12pm
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