Range

Try posting this question on an electric car forum.

258 miles or less depending on the charge. It actually has a longer range than the Chevy Bolt. Electric cars are for short distances, not long highway cruisers.

I own a 2020 Hyundai Kona Ultimate EV. I have charged it 7 times since I purchased it. When I picked it up from the Dealer it was charged to a Range of 305 Electric Miles. Every Charge I have added had an Electric range between 320 Electric Miles and 330 Electric Miles. None less than 320. The trick to getting this great mileage is to drive ONLY in ECO MODE and to set the Regeneration to LEVEL 3 in AUTO REGENERATION and to start the charge when the battery has approximately 25% left in it. Sure I can Drive in Sport Mode or Normal Mode and get a Lot Less Electric Miles. You may not realize it but driving in ECO MODE you can still beat any other car at a Signal and also get on the freeway and be at 65 miles per hour in 6 or 7 seconds and pass any car doing 65 and get around it as if it were standing still. I have my own 240 VOLT CHARGEPOINT ELECTRIC CHARGER in my Garage. Recent Cost to charge my Car using Southern California Edison Electric are: $6.08; $6.53; $6.72; $7.05; $7.27; $7.43 and $7.65. I have never used any other charger.