Delivery Times for 2019 Canada
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apu
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Try clearing your cache, cookies, or maybe eating them 
Seriously, its coming up on the Canadian site with Canadian pricing and incentives, it looks real. I am quite shocked about no battery heating or heat pump on this new trim level, it makes no sense in most of Canada other than for you folks in Vancouver.
Seriously, its coming up on the Canadian site with Canadian pricing and incentives, it looks real. I am quite shocked about no battery heating or heat pump on this new trim level, it makes no sense in most of Canada other than for you folks in Vancouver.
R P
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https://www.hyundaicanada.com/en/shopping-tools/buildandprice
Select a trim for your 2020 KONA electric
LOW INVENTORY
Essential
MSRP starting at$44,999
Key Features:
LOW INVENTORY
Preferred
MSRP starting at$45,999
Includes Essential features plus:
LOW INVENTORY
Ultimate
MSRP starting at$52,999
Includes Preferred features plus:
Select a trim for your 2020 KONA electric
LOW INVENTORY
Essential
MSRP starting at$44,999
Key Features:
- 415km All-Electric Range
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
- BlueLink®connected vehicle system
- Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay™
LOW INVENTORY
Preferred
MSRP starting at$45,999
Includes Essential features plus:
- Heat Pump & Battery Temperature Management System
- Hyundai SmartSense™ active safety (LKA, FCA, DAW, BCW)
- Adaptive Cruise Control w/ traffic stop & go
- 7.0" colour touchscreen display with Infinity® premium audio system
LOW INVENTORY
Ultimate
MSRP starting at$52,999
Includes Preferred features plus:
- 10.25" colour touchscreen navigation system
- LED headlights (low and high beam) with High Beam Assist
- Power sunroof
- Ventilated front seats with leather seating surfaces
Grego
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Not sure how pictures turned out. First time uploading them. Looked at the manual at it's the 2020 model.
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apu
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That's awesome, congratulations Grego I think you are the first person at least on this forum to get delivery of a 2020 Kona , thanks for pictures .
Greg quik question, I am assuming you did not have to pay the $1000 increased price on the 2020 preferred model trim they now have on Hyundai Canada site?
Greg quik question, I am assuming you did not have to pay the $1000 increased price on the 2020 preferred model trim they now have on Hyundai Canada site?
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Grego
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No I paid based on the 2019 pricing. I see now 2020 has 3 trim models.
I can't wait for more people to get the Kona so we can share Tips and Tricks we all learn from our experience.
Also here is a picture of the charger the dealership has when charging vehicles.. found it on Amazon.ca as well.
I can't wait for more people to get the Kona so we can share Tips and Tricks we all learn from our experience.
Also here is a picture of the charger the dealership has when charging vehicles.. found it on Amazon.ca as well.
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apu
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I am happy for you. The VIN makes the car real. Now it just needs to be delivered
It took 2 months in my case so December sounds right.
It certainly does make it very real. Funny thing I was literally offered an in stock 2020 Kia Soul EV right before my Hyundai dealer called me today about the Kona. I was seriously warming to the Kia idea as I really want to take advantage of the capital cost allowance on my taxes before the end of the calendar year. Nonetheless I am happy about Hyundai finally coming through and it will save me some cash sticking with the original plan.
SkookumPete
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Try clearing your cache, cookies, or maybe eating them
It’s called Essential because without it the Kona would not qualify for the federal incentive.
Seriously, like the crippled Tesla offered at the same price, this is not a serious offer to the consumer.
apu
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It’s called Essential because without it the Kona would not qualify for the federal incentive.
Seriously, like the crippled Tesla offered at the same price, this is not a serious offer to the consumer.
I think you are absolutely right, that said someone in the middle of Canada will eventually buy an Essential Kona and complain how their car won't charge in the middle of winter. I can see this back firing on Hyundai. The 2 Kw PTC battery heater should not be optional for most of Canada.
Kathryne
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Not yet - ordered June 23 and in BC. I did check with my dealer last week and I have moved up about 20 spots on the list and they are figuring Jan/Feb delivery unless there is a cancellation. It was good to see a 2020 VIN issued this week though further up this thread!