What does a Hyundai Kona cost per month?

A 2023 Hyundai Kona costs about SEK 3,562 a month, all in.

SEK 3,562per month, 2023 model
SEK 203,000price, 2023 model
SEK 312,900new from
Cvalue grade (2023)
Hyundai Kona
Photo: Alexander-93, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons, background removed

Monthly cost by model year

Model yearVersion in the calculationPricePer monthGrade
20261.0 T-GDI 120, EssentialSEK 312,900SEK 4,950E
20231.0 T-GDI 120, EssentialSEK 203,000SEK 3,562C

Based on 5 years of ownership and 12,500 km a year, with fuel prices from 2026-10-22. The monthly cost includes depreciation, fuel, servicing and repairs, insurance and road tax.

How the cost splits for a 2023 car

Lease or buy new?

Hyundai Privatleasing offers the Kona Hybrid 1.6 GDi Essential from SEK 3,395 a month for 36 months and 10,000 km a year. Here is what that costs compared with buying the same car new for SEK 352,300 and selling it after 36 months, at 12,500 km a year and 5 percent interest.

Leasing is cheaper SEK 1,248 less a month, SEK 44,928 over 36 months.

Per monthLeaseBuy
Lease payment, 12,500 km a yearSEK 3,509–
Set-up and invoice feesSEK 81–
Depreciation–SEK 3,338
Interest on the money, 5%–SEK 1,218
Servicing and repairsincludedSEK 283
FuelSEK 1,034SEK 1,034
InsuranceSEK 577SEK 577
Road taxSEK 354SEK 354
Total per monthSEK 5,557SEK 6,805
Total over 36 monthsSEK 200,052SEK 244,980

You drive 2,500 km more per year than the offer assumes. Estimated price for the extra distance: SEK 114 a month. Hyundai Privatleasing: Kona Hybrid 1.6 GDi Essential, 36 months, 10,000 km a year, servicing included, variable payment that follows interest rates. Set-up fee SEK 795 and invoice fee SEK 59 a month (estimated, the offer doesn't state them). Source: hyundai.com, read on 26 October 2026, valid until 31 October 2026.

Buying: SEK 352,300 for a new car in the same version, and SEK 232,116 back when you sell it after 3 years. The residual value is based on ad prices for 3-year-old cars, adjusted because you drive 37,500 km in 3 years instead of the typical 32,000 km. The interest is what the money costs: interest on a car loan, or the interest you miss on savings. Fuel, insurance and tax are the same either way. Excess mileage and abnormal wear are charged when you hand back a leased car, and trading in a car you own at a dealer usually gets you less than the ad price.

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Used prices in ads

Model yearMedian priceAdsTypical mileage
2026SEK 349,90038,000 km
2025SEK 369,000511,000 km
2024SEK 319,500918,000 km
2023SEK 245,900838,000 km

The median price in Swedish ads by model year in October 2026 (source: Blocket, AutoUncle, BilKoll). Ad prices are asking prices, and the final price may be lower.

Engines and versions

EngineFuelPower0–100 km/hConsumption (WLTP)RangeModel yearsExtra cost
1.0 T-GDI 120Petrol120 hp11.8 s6 l/100 km–2023––
Hybrid 141Hybrid141 hp11.2 s4.8 l/100 km–2023–+SEK 39,400
Electric 48 kWhElectric156 hp8.8 s14.7 kWh/100 km377 km2023–+SEK 116,900
Electric 65 kWhElectric218 hp7.8 s14.9 kWh/100 km514 km2023–+SEK 174,400

Facts

Body
SUV
Model years
2023–
New from
SEK 312,900
Boot
466 litres
Euro NCAP
4 of 5 stars
New-car warranty
5 years
Reliability
4.5 of 5
Comprehensive insurance, estimate
SEK 6,800/yr
Servicing, estimate
SEK 3,300/yr

Common faults to watch for

The faults apply to some engines and model years. The calculator works out the risk for the exact version you choose.

Pros and cons

Pro

Available as petrol, hybrid and electric, with a good boot for its size.

Con

Bumpy ride on poor roads.

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Updated 2026-10-29 · ad data Oct 2026