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Hyundai Kona II (SX2) or Toyota C-HR II (AX20)?

2023–present vs 2023–present · SUV 5-door vs SUV 5-door

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Hyundai Kona II (SX2)2023–present · 13 engines · Comfort, Trend, Prime, SelectSpecifications →Listings →
Toyota C-HR II (AX20)2023–present · 4 engines · Icon, Design, Excel, GR SportSpecifications →Listings →
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Hyundai Kona II (SX2)2023–presentno listings
Toyota C-HR II (AX20)2023–presentno listings
Dimensions
Length4,350 mm–4,355 mmLength4,360 mm–4,362 mm
Width1,825 mmWidth1,830 mm–1,832 mm
Height1,575 mm–1,585 mmHeight1,560 mm–1,564 mm
Wheelbase2,660 mmWheelbase2,640 mm
Ground clearance151 mm–170 mmGround clearance145 mm
Trunk volume407 l–466 lTrunk volume310 l–388 l
Curb weight1,330 kg–1,773 kgCurb weight1,425 kg–1,580 kg
Fuel tank38 l–47 lFuel tank43 l
Engines
Production years2023–presentProduction years2023–present
Body typeSUV 5-doorBody typeSUV 5-door
Number of engines13Number of engines4
Power74–160 kW (101–218 hp)Power103–164 kW (140–223 hp)
Displacement (l)1.0–2.0Displacement (l)1.8–2.0
FuelPetrol, Hybrid, ElectricFuelHybrid, Plug-in hybrid
GearboxManual, AutomaticGearboxAutomatic
DrivetrainFront-wheel, All-wheel (4x4)DrivetrainFront-wheel, All-wheel (4x4)
Lowest consumption4.5 l/100 km · 1.6 GDI Hybrid 129Lowest consumption0.9 l/100 km · 2.0 PHEV 223
Best 0–100 km/h7.8 s · Electric 65.4 kWhBest 0–100 km/h7.3 s · 2.0 PHEV 223
Top speed209 km/hTop speed180 km/h
Trim levelsComfort · Icon
Items in the base trim34 · ComfortItems in the base trim36 · Icon
Items in the top trim37 · TrendItems in the top trim36 · Icon
Equipment · Comfort9 · 11
Air Conditioning✓Air Conditioning—
Climate Control, 2-zone—Climate Control, 2-zone✓
Cruise Control✓Cruise Control—
Adaptive Cruise Control—Adaptive Cruise Control✓
Rear Parking Sensors✓Rear Parking Sensors—
Rear-view Camera✓Rear-view Camera✓
Front Power Windows✓Front Power Windows✓
Rear Power Windows✓Rear Power Windows✓
Power Steering—Power Steering✓
Keyless Entry—Keyless Entry✓
Push-button Start—Push-button Start✓
Multifunction Steering Wheel✓Multifunction Steering Wheel✓
Digital Instrument Cluster✓Digital Instrument Cluster✓
Power-adjustable mirrors✓Power-adjustable mirrors✓
Equipment · Interior3 · 4
5 Seats—5 Seats✓
Folding Rear Seat✓Folding Rear Seat✓
Load Cover✓Load Cover✓
Front centre armrest✓Front centre armrest✓
Equipment · Multimedia5 · 4
Touchscreen Display✓Touchscreen Display✓
Apple CarPlay✓Apple CarPlay✓
Android Auto✓Android Auto✓
Bluetooth✓Bluetooth—
USB Port✓USB Port—
Remote control via smartphone app—Remote control via smartphone app✓
Equipment · Visibility & lights2 · 1
LED Headlights✓LED Headlights✓
Daytime Running Lights✓Daytime Running Lights—
Equipment · Safety11 · 13
Driver's Airbag✓Driver's Airbag✓
Front Passenger Airbag✓Front Passenger Airbag✓
Front Side Airbags✓Front Side Airbags✓
Curtain Airbags✓Curtain Airbags✓
Rear Isofix Mounts✓Rear Isofix Mounts✓
Autonomous Emergency Braking✓Autonomous Emergency Braking✓
Lane Keeping Assist✓Lane Keeping Assist✓
Traffic Sign Recognition✓Traffic Sign Recognition✓
Brake assist (BAS)✓Brake assist (BAS)✓
Hill Start Assist✓Hill Start Assist✓
ABS—ABS✓
Electronic Stability Control (ESP)—Electronic Stability Control (ESP)✓
Tyre Pressure Monitoring✓Tyre Pressure Monitoring✓
Equipment · Anti-theft1 · 1
Central Locking✓Central Locking✓
Equipment · Exterior3 · 2
Alloy Wheels✓Alloy Wheels✓
R16 Wheels✓R16 Wheels—
R17 Wheels—R17 Wheels✓
Engine skid plate✓Engine skid plate—
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Frequently asked questions

Which is bigger — Hyundai Kona II (SX2) or Toyota C-HR II (AX20)?

Length: Toyota C-HR II (AX20) 4,362 mm, Hyundai Kona II (SX2) 4,355 mm (a 7 mm difference). Wheelbase: 2,640 vs 2,660 mm. Boot: 388 vs 466 l.

Which uses less fuel — Hyundai Kona II (SX2) or Toyota C-HR II (AX20)?

The most frugal Hyundai Kona II (SX2) uses 4.5 l/100 km (1.6 GDI Hybrid 129); the most frugal Toyota C-HR II (AX20) 0.9 l/100 km (2.0 PHEV 223).

Which is more powerful — Hyundai Kona II (SX2) or Toyota C-HR II (AX20)?

The strongest Hyundai Kona II (SX2) makes 160 kW (218 hp) (Electric 65.4 kWh); the strongest Toyota C-HR II (AX20) 164 kW (223 hp) (2.0 PHEV 223).

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