The 2024 Hyundai Kona, Elantra and Sonata

September 2023 Edition: A Deep Dive on the IONIQ EV Platform and More!

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Here’s What we got for you this month:

  • Hyundai Releases Refreshed 2024 Designs for the Elantra and Sonata

  • The Hyundai 2024 Kona is out NOW with the EV to follow in the Fall

  • The Hyundai IONIQ and the Technology that Powers it

  • Hyundai Introduces New Payment System for Parking

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Refreshed 2024 Hyundai Elantra and Sonata

Hyundai recently released an informative video detailing the latest enhancements in their Elantra and Sonata models. This time, the company has infused both sedans with a strong sports-oriented theme, while still offering a wide array of choices for consumers. Whether you crave speed and desire an N-line model in your life or prefer an environmentally-friendly path with a hybrid, all these vehicles cater to a diverse range of preferences.

If you can’t wait for the 2024 editions to drop sometime this fall then let your friends at Holler Hyundai help you pick out your next 2023 Elantra or Sonata today.

From Gas to Electric: The Evolution of the Hyundai Kona in 2024

Kona 2024 Front Lime green and racing down the road with a dessert and cloudy sky in background the

Hyundai recently unveiled the 2024 Kona Electric SUV in Baltimore, Maryland. The current plan of Hyundai is to have 11 new EV models by 2030, and the 2024 Kona is a step in that direction. The 2024 Kona also offers a traditional, along with a sporty N Line powertrain to help round out their offerings.

2024 Kona Side Profile driving down dirt road in a desert with mountains and cloudy sky in the background

In terms of design, the Kona retains its distinctive character, blending rugged and dynamic aesthetics while growing in size to accommodate various lifestyles. It comes with notable features such as:

  • The New Battery pack is increasing to 64.8-kWh

  • Hyundai’s internal testing indicates a range of up to 260 miles

  • The charging time with a level 3 charger is down to 43 minutes for 10%-80%

  • The long-range battery has 201HP with 188 lb-ft of torque, while the standard-range has 133HP with 188 lb-ft of torque

  • Dual 12.3” panoramic display screens with an upgraded infotainment system

2024 Kona Back of the vehicle on gravel road with mountains and cloudy sky in te background

So, whether you're loading up luggage or stocking up on groceries, the Kona has you covered. Stay tuned to HollerHyundai.com to find out when you can get your 2024 Kona this fall and if you want to learn more, we will have a link down below for you.

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A Deep Dive on the IONIQ EV Platform

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This month, your friends at Holler Hyundai are thrilled to provide you with an in-depth breakdown of the Hyundai IONIQ line. As you will see, the innovation here fuses advanced engineering with eco-friendliness to deliver a driving experience that's not only exhilarating but also environmentally responsible.

E-GMP Framwork for the Hyundai IONIQ EV platform being showcased in a render

The IONIQ Powertrain: At the heart of the Hyundai IONIQ's operation lies its electric powertrain. This consists of a high-capacity lithium-ion battery pack that serves as the energy source for the vehicle. This battery pack located beneath the passenger cabin drives the wheels while also keeping a whisper-quiet and emission-free ride. This powertrain is the foundation of the IONIQ technology and is known as the Hyundai E-GMP or the (Electric Global Modular Platform).

IONIQ 6 driving through the city with buildings in the background

Regenerative Braking: One of Hyundai’s more unique features is its regenerative braking technology. When you apply the brakes or lift your foot off the accelerator, the electric motor switches into generator mode. This turns the kinetic energy that would usually be lost back into electricity which is then stored in the battery. This regenerative process not only enhances energy efficiency but also extends the vehicle's range.

IONIQ 6 Charging at a public Charging station with a guy working on his laptop from a park bench and there is a couple of trees and a soccer field

Charging Options: Charging the Hyundai IONIQ EV is both convenient and flexible. Owners can choose from various charging options, depending on their needs such as the following:

  1. Home Charging: Using a standard household outlet (110V), you can charge the IONIQ overnight. For faster charging, a Level 2 charger (240V) can be installed at home.

  2. Public Charging: A vast network of public charging stations is available, ranging from Level 2 chargers to DC fast chargers. These stations are strategically placed for easy access during longer journeys.

  3. Fast Charging: The IONIQ EV is equipped with fast-charging capabilities, allowing you to recharge the battery up to 80% in around 18 minutes with the newer IONIQ models using a DC fast charger. This is perfect for quick pit stops during road trips.

IONIQ 6 Inside of vehicle showing the Steering wheel, Dash and Seats with a brick wall a the background

Advanced Safety Features: In addition to its eco-friendly credentials, the IONIQ is packed with advanced safety features. These include adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, and automatic emergency braking. These technologies work together to keep you and your passengers safe while reducing the environmental impact of your commute.

The Hyundai IONIQ line with its electric powertrain, energy efficiency, and advanced safety features make it a standout choice for those who wish to embrace a greener future without compromising on style, performance, or innovation. Let us know if you would like more of these types of articles in the future and if you want more information on the IONIQ Powertrain we have an extra article this month for you below.

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Little boy in blue jacket scared in car with aliens behind him in an IONIQ 6 at the Holler Hyundai Parking lot

✋…Aliens…🤚

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