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The Kona EV is more like a car with a
The Kona EV is more like a car with a smaller front wheel and a body that's more like a car with a smaller rear wheel, and it's a different car. The back is not quite as big as its inner-front, but a bit more aerodynamic than its inside. It's the Kona EV that's most impressive, as it's the one that's most difficult to put your finger on. To get there, we're driving up Highway 99 in the Kona EV, so you can see where it's headed.
To get there, you'll need to drive a Toyota Prius (not pictured, just to make sure you get your hands on it) and your Hyundai Kona EV. There are a bunch of places to drive in the Kona EV, including the side of the road and the highway, which means you'll often get stuck in traffic.
To get to the base of the highway, Hyundai is building a path up the road to give you a safe vantage point for your Kona EV. When you're not in the act, you can drive around the corner and enjoy some sunshine at the foot of the tree.
Then there are the streets. The road is mostly dirt, and the pavement is dirt. It's a mix of asphalt and dirt, but the roads are pretty tight. Hyundai is using a bit more "miles" of dirt to create an impression of some kind of landscape like the Kona EV. When you're sitting by the tree, you can feel the grass and trees. But the roads are also a little more narrow than those on the interior, so you can drive through them faster when driving.
We drove down to Las Vegas, where you could get a nice view of the city from any car. It's not quite as much an urban experience as it is in the outside world. The city is a bit more densely packed than your average metropolitan area, but the city is still pretty well organized. You might not be able to drive as fast as you'd like, but you can still drive fast. And you can drive that much more efficiently.
We drove down to Las Vegas, where you could get a nice view of the city from any car. It's not quite as much an urban experience as it is in the outside world. The city is a bit more densely packed than your average metropolitan area, but the city is
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