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If you're at 77% or above SOC you won't ever see more than 23 kW on a 2024 or earlier Kona Electric. Likely even less in the upper 90's.
I've seen a number of mentions online from Kona owners having success charging at Superchargers with an adapter, like this one. Confirmed...
The CCS port on a Kona doesn't exchange the VIN, the charger will recognize and read the MAC address though, the same kind of address used in...
I've almost always charged to 70 or 80% and seldom discharged below 40%. Almost all charging at level 2 at home, occasional fast charging on the...
2023 Kona Electric Limited (US), about 29,000 miles, two years old. Running the original Nexens and they're all at 7/32", so I figure the way I'm...
As for my Kona battery draining itself in 3 days, clearly the problem was the OBDII dongle I'd left plugged in and unrelated to traction battery...
I should have mentioned, this is a 2023 Kona that is only a year and four months old, so I doubt that the battery has signficantly failed this...
quoting from a while back: So I've now been bit by the 12 volt battery failure. Fortunately I'd planned for this and had the jumpstart pack...
I see that message sometimes when starting the car after charging. Looks like you just AC charged it to your 80% setting and it's warning you that...
I'd drive it without hesitation. Get on Plugshare or ABRP and locate a charger every 120 to 160 miles or so, and allow for charging time. I tend...
I think these outrageous numbers are mainly an artifact of manufacturer to dealer accounting, since a customer isn't being billed and almost never...
I have a '23 Kona Electric Limited in the US, chosen mainly for the LED lights and garage door remote control which are inexplicably absent from...
Lots of extra plastic underneath compared to an ICE car. As long as it's not dragging or about to fall off, it'll be fine.
All that nonsense is certainly bouncing around here stateside. On top of the usual myths and lies being spread all over, the latest is that...
In hindsight the impression I have is that they just didn't want the business. All the shops I've dealt with have more work than they can handle...
