Hyundai · 65.4 kWh FWD (17-inch WLTP configuration) · MY24–25 (available since July 2023)
How Much Does It Cost to Charge a Hyundai Kona Electric?
Use this transparent estimate for the verified 65.4 kWh FWD (17-inch WLTP configuration) configuration. Change the electricity price, charge level, efficiency assumption and public-charging fees to match your own situation.
Quick answer: Hyundai Kona Electric charging cost
For the reviewed 65.4 kWh FWD (17-inch WLTP configuration) configuration in Europe, calculated on 24 September 2026 using a 65.4 kWh usable battery and 90% charging efficiency, a 20–80% charge is estimated at €11.26 at home, €19.62 on public AC and €28.34 on Public DC. The Portugal assumptions are €0.2582 per kWh at home, €0.4500 per kWh AC and €0.6500 per kWh DC, before optional session fees.
Home · 20–80%
€11.26
Public AC · 20–80%
€19.62
Public DC · 20–80%
€28.34
This reviewed configuration has a CCS Combo 2 DC connector; actual access still depends on the station and tariff.
These are estimates, not a bill. Home price is a dated market assumption; public prices are editable illustrative starting values.
Calculate your Kona Electric charging cost
The battery calculation uses stored energy first, then applies charging efficiency to estimate energy drawn from the grid.
Home estimate
All results are estimates using the inputs above.
Energy stored
39.2 kWh
Energy from grid
43.6 kWh
Total estimated charging cost
€11.26
Estimated charging time
5.9 h
Cost per 100 km
€3.80
Journey cost
€3.80
Monthly estimate
€45.55
Annual estimate
€546.56
Your estimate is €11.26.
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Home versus public charging cost
The comparison uses the same 20–80% charge and the same vehicle data. Public rows include no fee unless you add one in the calculator.
| Charging mode | 20–80% | 0–100% | Cost / 100 km | Onboard / peak limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home | €11.26 | €18.76 | €3.80 | 7.4 kW effective |
| Public AC | €19.62 | €32.70 | €6.62 | 10.4 kW |
| Public DC | €28.34 | €47.23 | €9.55 | 101 kW |
A practical monthly example
At the default distance of 1,200 km per month, the published consumption figure implies about 176.4 kWh from the grid for home charging. The estimated energy cost is €45.55 per month at the current home-price assumption, before any separate public session fees.
Change the distance, consumption basis and price above. Real-world weather, speed, tyres, heating, battery age and charging behaviour can move the result materially.
What the charging speed numbers mean
For home charging, the selected charger power is capped by the vehicle's onboard AC limit. Public AC uses the vehicle limit as the time basis when no station-specific limit is entered. DC charging normally tapers as the battery fills, so a maximum or typical 10–80% power figure is not a constant session speed.
Time-based fees use a simple average-power estimate only. Use the operator's tariff and the actual session record when accuracy matters.
What is specific to this Hyundai Kona Electric?
These notes apply to the reviewed 65.4 kWh FWD (17-inch WLTP configuration) configuration, not automatically to every model year, wheel size, battery or market.
Variant and model-year scope
This page is limited to the European Hyundai Kona Electric 65.4 kWh front-wheel-drive reference identified as MY24–25 and available since July 2023, using the 17-inch WLTP configuration. The 19-inch configuration is materially different at 16.6 kWh/100 km and about 453 km WLTP in the reviewed Hyundai material, so it is not represented by this record.
Home and AC charging
The onboard AC charger is rated at 10.4 kW. Selecting an 11 kW home charger therefore produces an effective vehicle-limited estimate of 10.4 kW rather than implying a continuous 11 kW charge; a 22 kW option is intentionally not offered for this vehicle record.
Public DC charging
The manufacturer supplies the DC charging claim for the selected configuration, while the typical 79 kW 10–80% average reference comes from EV Database. Peak DC power is not constant and the final part of a session can be slower.
Consumption and distance cost
The 14.7 kWh/100 km figure and 513 km range are tied to the 17-inch WLTP configuration. Hyundai's 19-inch reference is 16.6 kWh/100 km and about 453 km, so wheel size and equipment can materially change the cost estimate.
Verified vehicle specifications
| Variant | 65.4 kWh FWD (17-inch WLTP configuration) |
|---|---|
| Model year / market | MY24–25 (available since July 2023) · Europe |
| Usable battery | 65.4 kWh |
| Rated energy consumption | 14.7 kWh/100 km · WLTP combined electric driving efficiency for the 17-inch configuration; reported efficiency includes charging losses in the rated figure. |
| Rated range | 513 km WLTP |
| Maximum AC charging | 10.4 kW · The onboard charger is rated at 10.4 kW; an 11 kW three-phase wallbox does not make the vehicle charge at 11 kW continuously. |
| DC availability | Public DC · This reviewed configuration has a CCS Combo 2 DC connector; actual access still depends on the station and tariff. |
| Maximum DC charging | 101 kW; typical 10–80% average about 79 kW |
| Charging connector | Type 2 AC / CCS Combo 2 DC |
| Verification | Published · reviewed 23 September 2026 |
EV Database identifies the reviewed record as Hyundai Kona Electric 65 kWh (MY24–25), available since July 2023. Hyundai's September 2025 brochure supplies the 65.4 kWh FWD 17-inch WLTP reference, 319-mile/513 km range, 14.7 kWh/100 km efficiency and 10.4 kW onboard charger. Hyundai's later Model Year 26.5 technical sheet is retained only as a hardware cross-check and is not used to extend this page beyond MY24–25; its 19-inch configuration is not represented here.
How this charging-cost calculator works
1. Energy stored
Usable battery × (target charge − starting charge) ÷ 100.
2. Energy from grid
Energy stored ÷ charging efficiency. This represents conversion and charging overhead.
3. Cost
Grid energy × price per kWh + optional session and time fees.
- Rated consumption figures marked as plug-side already include charging losses, so the calculator does not apply the efficiency percentage a second time to cost per 100 km.
- If you enter a battery-side consumption figure, the calculator applies charging efficiency before pricing it.
- Electricity prices are dated assumptions, not timeless tariffs. Check your bill and charging-operator tariff for a personal result.
- DC charging power changes during a session. The calculator estimates cost, not a constant charging curve or guaranteed charging time.
Frequently asked questions about Hyundai Kona Electric charging
How much does it cost to charge a Hyundai Kona Electric from 20% to 80%?
With the current 65.4 kWh usable-battery input and the selected prices, the estimate is €11.26 at home, €19.62 on public AC and €28.34 on Public DC. Public operator fees can change the total.
How much does a full Hyundai Kona Electric charge cost?
A 0–100% charge is estimated at €18.76 at home using the current efficiency and home-price assumptions. A full session normally costs more than a 20–80% session because it stores more energy; the final part of a DC session may also be slower.
What does it cost to drive a Hyundai Kona Electric for 100 km?
Using the published 14.7 kWh/100 km rated figure, the energy-only estimate is €3.80 per 100 km at home and €6.62 on public AC at the selected prices. Rated plug-side figures already include charging losses, so they are not loss-adjusted a second time.
Is public charging more expensive for a Hyundai Kona Electric?
It often is under the illustrative prices on this page, but the difference depends on the operator, membership, time of use, session fees and idle fees. Replace the public AC and Public DC prices with the exact tariff you use for a better estimate.
Does the maximum charging speed change the charging cost?
Charging power mainly changes how long a session takes. It can change the total when an operator bills by time, but Public DC power is not constant: the vehicle normally tapers as the battery fills. This calculator therefore treats charging time as a rough fee estimate, not a guaranteed curve.
How does home charging work for this Kona Electric?
The onboard AC charger is rated at 10.4 kW. Selecting an 11 kW home charger therefore produces an effective vehicle-limited estimate of 10.4 kW rather than implying a continuous 11 kW charge; a 22 kW option is intentionally not offered for this vehicle record. For this page, Public DC remains separate from the AC capability.
What should I know about public charging for this Kona Electric?
The manufacturer supplies the DC charging claim for the selected configuration, while the typical 79 kW 10–80% average reference comes from EV Database. Peak DC power is not constant and the final part of a session can be slower.
Can another Kona Electric have a different charging cost?
Yes. Battery size, wheel configuration, model year, onboard charger, market and charging equipment can change the inputs. This page is for the reviewed 65.4 kWh FWD (17-inch WLTP configuration) configuration; variants are consolidated only when their relevant cost inputs remain equivalent.
Sources and review date
Vehicle data was reviewed on 23 September 2026. Source roles are shown so third-party estimates are not mistaken for manufacturer figures.
- Hyundai KONA Electric technical specifications Manufacturer document
Hyundai · KONA Electric technical specifications (Model Year 26.5)
Applies to: Hyundai KONA Electric 65.4 kWh family, Europe, current MY26.5 technical cross-check only; not used to extend this published record · verified 23 September 2026
Manufacturer technical sheet, data correct May 2026, retained as a current hardware cross-check rather than a model-year expansion.
- EV Database: Hyundai Kona Electric 65 kWh Independent technical dataset
EV Database · Hyundai Kona Electric 65 kWh technical data
Applies to: Hyundai Kona Electric 65 kWh, Europe, MY24–25 / 17-inch reference configuration · verified 23 September 2026
Variant-level usable capacity, charging power and real/typical charging figures.
- Hyundai KONA Electric brochure Manufacturer document
Hyundai · KONA Electric brochure
Applies to: Hyundai KONA Electric European 65.4 kWh configuration; wheel and equipment variants apply · verified 23 September 2026
Manufacturer brochure for the 65.4 kWh configuration, WLTP range and charging caveats.
- Eurostat: Household electricity prices (nrg_pc_204) Official tariff dataset
Applies to: Portugal, all consumption bands, taxes included, 2025-S2 · verified 23 September 2026
Eurostat household electricity price, all consumption bands, taxes included, 2025-S2; replace with your tariff for a personal estimate.
- Autozis: Illustrative public charging starting values Editorial assumption
Applies to: Portugal display defaults; AC €0.45/kWh and DC €0.65/kWh, reviewed 2026 · verified 23 September 2026
Illustrative starting values only. Public operator tariffs, subscriptions, idle fees and time fees vary. These are editable starting values, not operator tariffs or a universal current price.
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