Hyundai Kona Colours | Free & Paid Options

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Colour guide

Solid - Mirage green Free

The Kona's default colour is the eye-catching Mirage green, which is a sort of pastel sage shade. It contrasts very effectively with the black plastic cladding and the car's general futuristic design.

Special solid - Atlas white £325

Atlas white is a good neutral option - it tones down the Kona's bold design somewhat, but still looks good in its solid finish.

Specifications

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Metallic - Amazon Grey £650

Amazon grey actually has a green edge to it, rather than being a simple monochrome. It's quite the outward-bound shade, and suits the Kona's chunky looks well.

Metallic - Cyber grey £650

Like Amazon grey, Cyber grey isn't just a plain shade - it has a blue tinge that suits the retro-futuristic vibe of the car.

Metallic - Shimmering Silver £650

Shimmering silver is a more traditional shade than most of the Kona's others. Not too much to say here - it's a fairly standard silver hue.

Metallic - Ultimate red £650

Ultimate red is a Hyundai staple and looks good on the Kona with its black plastic trim. It also looks good on the sporty N-Line models with body-coloured cladding.

Pearl - Abyss black £650

Abyss black is the most low-key of the Hyundai Kona's paint options. Whether you have the black plastic cladding or the body coloured cladding, it all blends together for a car that slips under the radar.

Pearl - Denim blue £650

Denim blue is a darker shade than the Cyber grey. Blue is an ever-popular shade with buyers, after white, black and silver, so it shouldn't be difficult to shift on.

Pearl - Ecotronic grey £650

This is a pretty safe option - buyers really like grey cars, especially the more flat finish of this Ecotronic grey.

Pearl - Meta blue £650

Meta blue is a lighter, almost pastel blue compared to Denim blue. It won't be as easy to keep clean as some darker shades but shouldn't affect resale value too much.

Pearl - Serenity white £650

No surprises here - keep the Serenity white clean and it looks good, though the dirt and grime will show quite quickly.

Pearl - Soultronic orange £650

Soultronic orange has a great name and a pearl finish, which looks great in the sun. It's rather closer to a red than most orange shades, so it's a little less divisive.