Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
In this #shorts review I test whether the 2026 Hyundai Kona really has the best cargo space in its class. Plus I speak about towing and payload capacity.
Quick cargo highlights:
• Seats up: 723 L (25.5 cu ft)
• Seats down (60/40): 1,803 L (63.7 cu ft)
• Dual-level cargo floor for taller items and hidden storage. ✅
Consumer hot topics covered:
• Pricing: U.S. starts at $25,350 (SE) and goes to $32,650 (Limited). Canada starts at $26,749 (Essential) and tops at $36,699 (N Line, AWD standard). 💵
• Engine & performance: 2.0L = 147 hp / 132 lb-ft (CVT). 1.6L turbo = 190 hp / 195 lb-ft with 8-speed auto — noticeably quicker off the line. ⚡
• Fuel economy: Estimated 7.5 L/100km (31 MPG) for 2.0L FWD; 9.1 L/100km (28 MPG) for 1.6L turbo AWD. My real-world week: 8.9 L/100km (26 MPG). ⛽
• Safety tech: Standard Hyundai SmartSense, and top trims add video blind-spot monitoring, SmartPark, and SmartTrunk for hands-free access. 🛡️
• Practicality: Payload ~860 lbs; rear passengers get vents and USB-C ports. Good rear legroom vs rivals like HR-V and CX-30. 👨👩👧👦
Why cargo space matters: The Kona’s two-level floor and large folded volume make it versatile for groceries, weekend gear, or small-move runs—punching above its subcompact weight class. 🧳📦
Comment below — would you choose the N Line turbo for power or the base 2.0L to save at the pump? 👇
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In this #shorts review I test whether the 2026 Hyundai Kona really has the best cargo space in its class. Plus I speak about towing and payload capacity.
Quick cargo highlights:
• Seats up: 723 L (25.5 cu ft)
• Seats down (60/40): 1,803 L (63.7 cu ft)
• Dual-level cargo floor for taller items and hidden storage. ✅
Consumer hot topics covered:
• Pricing: U.S. starts at $25,350 (SE) and goes to $32,650 (Limited). Canada starts at $26,749 (Essential) and tops at $36,699 (N Line, AWD standard). 💵
• Engine & performance: 2.0L = 147 hp / 132 lb-ft (CVT). 1.6L turbo = 190 hp / 195 lb-ft with 8-speed auto — noticeably quicker off the line. ⚡
• Fuel economy: Estimated 7.5 L/100km (31 MPG) for 2.0L FWD; 9.1 L/100km (28 MPG) for 1.6L turbo AWD. My real-world week: 8.9 L/100km (26 MPG). ⛽
• Safety tech: Standard Hyundai SmartSense, and top trims add video blind-spot monitoring, SmartPark, and SmartTrunk for hands-free access. 🛡️
• Practicality: Payload ~860 lbs; rear passengers get vents and USB-C ports. Good rear legroom vs rivals like HR-V and CX-30. 👨👩👧👦
Why cargo space matters: The Kona’s two-level floor and large folded volume make it versatile for groceries, weekend gear, or small-move runs—punching above its subcompact weight class. 🧳📦
Comment below — would you choose the N Line turbo for power or the base 2.0L to save at the pump? 👇
👍 Like • 💬 Comment • 🔔 Subscribe for more quick tests and full review deep dives.
Watch our 2026 Hyundai Kona review available now.
#automotivewoman #hyundai #hyundaikona #review #compactsuv #cargo #interiordesign #testdrive #suvreview #suvshopping #suv
