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The Hyundai Kona<\/a> is about to look a lot different. Hyundai is scrapping plans for a mid-cycle facelift and will instead introduce an entirely new Kona.<\/p>\n

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The Hyundai Kona will get more than just a new look<\/h2>\n

It\u2019s been three years since Hyundai launched the second-generation Kona<\/a> in 2023. The second-gen Kona introduced a new EV-derived design that has been its signature ever since.<\/p>\n

As it does with most of its vehicles, Hyundai was expected to give the compact SUV, including the EV variant, a mid-cycle refresh before releasing the third-generation model.<\/p>\n

It doesn\u2019t look like that will be the case with the new Kona. A camouflaged Hyundai vehicle, believed to be the next-gen Kona, was recently caught in South Korea with the codename \u201cSX3,\u201d indicating it\u2019s the third-generation model.<\/p>\n

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The new video from ShortsCar<\/a><\/em> suggests the Kona is undergoing more than a simple refresh. It appears to be getting a complete overhaul, complete with software and hardware updates, a new style, and more.<\/p>\n