About this car

276 HORSEPOWER, TURBO PERFORMANCE AND AN AGGRESSIVE PERSONALITY! This 2023 Hyundai Kona N is anything but ordinary.

65,513 km and traded in directly at Subaru Rive-Nord!

Powered by a 2.0L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine delivering 276 horsepower and 289 lb-ft of torque. The Kona N combines the practicality of a compact SUV with the performance of a sports car.

KEY ENGINE FEATURES

N Grin Shift – temporary boost up to 286 horsepower for ~20 seconds (ideal for short bursts of extra power)
8-speed N Dual-Clutch Automatic with steering-wheel paddle shifters for manual gear control
Electronic Limited-Slip Differential (N Corner Carving) for better traction in turns
Sport Exhaust with variable sound
19-inch alloy wheels and high-performance brakes
Heated front seats & steering wheel for winter comfort

OUTSTANDING FEATURES

19-inch alloy wheels
N high-performance brakes
Sport seats with side bolsters
Heated steering wheel & front seats
10.25‑inch multimedia display (Apple CarPlay & Android Auto)
Rear view camera
Keyless entry & push‑button start
Cruise control
Hyundai SmartSense driver‑assist features (blind‑spot monitoring, lane‑keep assist, etc.)
Folding rear seats and practical rear hatch for everyday practicality
Five‑door compact body style retaining rear seating
Rear spoiler & dual exhaust for aggressive styling

WHY BUY THIS KONA N?

2023 model with only 65,513 km (36,500 miles)
Customer trade‑in vehicle, already inspected
Genuine performance specs (276 hp turbo, N DCT, sporty exterior)
Transparent pricing and clear fee breakdown from Subaru Rive‑Nord
Modern safety & convenience tech (SmartSense, USB/CDC ports, etc.)
Practical for daily use while retaining sporty flair

Why choose Subaru Rive‑Nord?

Transparent pricing with clear breakdown of fees
Mechanical inspection performed on the vehicle
Expert automotive service (warranty, maintenance)
Personalized assistance and financing options available
After‑sale service with parts and support

2023 Hyundai Kona: what owners report

German breakdown data lists failed starter batteries as a recurring roadside fault on Konas registered in 2018 through 2021 and in 2023.2018–2023

Space is the common practical gripe: a few 2022 US reviewers find the car small, one calling shopping trips hard, and UK owners rate practicality lowest.2018–2023

UK owners put the first-generation Kona top of the 2021 Driver Power satisfaction survey and fourth in 2022; only 4.5% reported any fault in the 2020 survey.2018–2023

German breakdown rates improve with newer cars, falling from about 14 per 1,000 for 2018 registrations to about 6 for 2022 and 2023.2018–2023

All owner feedback on the Hyundai Kona