Kona'a sold out in BC Canada - New shipment scheduled for Aug 2019

That model is announced/leaked for Europe only.

https://pushevs.com/2019/05/07/2020-hyundai-kona-electric-gets-a-11-kw-on-board-charger/

 

Hi Rick,
I picked mine up in Vernon yesterday.
Their website shows two others still on the lot.
BC Doc

 

Did they deal at all or sell at msrp+doc?

 

MSRP+$250 in Vernon with $250 in extra junk thrown in (wheel locks, door protector, etc.) included + $500 “admin fee.”

We comparison shopped with the Kelowna Hyundai dealership. Kelowna was unwilling to price at or under MSRP if we were going to use a Scrap It certificate (we were). Kelowna also didn’t have the colour we wanted.

Given the demand for and limited availability of the Kona, I think our price was within reason, although certainly not a bargain by any means.

Caveat emptor.

 

I ordered mine may 4th in Richmond BC and got email from dealer that I should get mine in...November

 

Was that a firm estimate with assigned VIN or just a guestimate? We ordered on May 14 in Manitoba and our dealer was guessing September another thinking as late as January. I honestly don't think dealers have a clue. Gives me time to assemble my supplies and put in a new 50 amp circuit in the garage. I will do it myself , save a few pennies and at least I won't be rushing to install a level 2 charge station in the middle of winter which is how it usually goes with me

 

Holy deja vu, Batman! (Signed a former Canadian Kona Ultimate pre-order customer)

 

Yes I suppose it is, my only likely misguided hope is that they are actually producing vehicles as we speak(albeit at a likely insufficient quantity) vs ramping up production in the pre order phase. I guess in theory it could be a little as 3 months or more depending on demand to their priority markets which appears to still be Korean domestic , Norway and US.

 

I admire your optimism. But remember,.the Kona was in production for 6 months by the time we placed Canadian pre-orders and a year by the time they delivered. It was one of the reasons I felt more confident in placing the order. My optimism (and reasoning) we're misplaced. Never again for me.

 

Yeah I'm probably way too optimistic but que será, será I guess I hear you about this sordid ordering/pre ordering business. As a rule I try not to do this, especially with vehicles but at the time it seemed like the only way to get into a preferred Kona at a price below msrp. I guess never too old to make mistakes. Speaking of which I bought my electrical supplies for the new circuit today, I'm at $400+ and I clearly even underestimated that.

 

Hey, don't get me wrong. I'm not trying to dissuade anybody. It's a pretty good car. I hope they've worked out the kinks in the supply chain and you get the car before Christmas - maybe Thanksgiving!