- Capacity
- 64 kWh
- Chemistry
- NMC
- Health
- —
- Grade
- Excellent
£4,995
per unit · £78/kWh
1 available
View & buyHyundai Kona Electric 64 kWh battery packs
1 pack for sale now. Compare health and price per kWh, then buy with payment held until the pack arrives.
A first-generation Kona Electric, from 2018, with the larger of its two batteries: 64 kWh, not 39.2 kWh. The second-generation Kona, from 2023, has a 48.4 or a 65.4 kWh pack.
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Reference
Kona Electric 64 kWh battery facts
The Kona Electric 64 kWh battery is the larger pack of the first-generation Kona Electric, from 2018: a lithium-ion polymer pack with LG Chem cells.
- Capacity
- 64 kWh
- Chemistry
- Lithium-ion polymer
- Cell maker
- LG Chem (now LG Energy Solution)
- Cars
- First-generation Kona Electric, from 2018
- Recall
- In 2021 Hyundai replaced the battery systems of cars with cells from LG's plant in Nanjing, China
Note: One 2018 article gives 64.4 kWh. Every other source gives 64 kWh.
Each fact is confirmed by two independent sources: Hyundai press material and recall filings (one source), plus NHTSA, ADAC, electrive, Electrek, CleanTechnica and the Korea Herald. Facts we could not confirm twice are left out. Checked . Sources
Sources
- electrive, Hyundai presents electric SUV Kona Electric (2018)
- Hyundai UK, Hyundai Motor UK announce Kona Electric pricing and specifications (2018)
- Hyundai UK, Hyundai announces new Kona Electric prices and specifications (2021)
- Electrek, Hyundai Kona EV gets Norwegian price/specs as company plans to make own batteries (2018)
- Electrek, Hyundai Kona US price (2018)
- CleanTechnica, The State Of EV Batteries: LG Chem, SK Innovation, & Tesla–Panasonic Improvements (2018)
- CleanTechnica, Hyundai To Replace Kona Batteries, Will Use SKI Batteries For Ioniq 5 (2021)
- electrive, Hyundai recalls 25,000 Kona models in Korea (2020, updated 2021)
- Electrek, Hyundai to recall 77,000 Kona electric cars over risk of battery fire (2020)
- Korea Herald, Hyundai to replace batteries in some 82,000 Kona, other EVs over fire risks (2021)
- Korea Herald, Hyundai Motor to recall Kona electric cars over fire risk (2021)
- Electrek, Hyundai announces Kona, Ioniq, and Bus battery replacements (2021)
- NHTSA, Recall 21V-127 record (2021)
- Hyundai Motor America, Part 573 Safety Recall Report 21V-127, amendment (2021)
Questions
Buying a used Kona Electric 64 kWh pack
Still unsure which pack is right? A specialist can check fitment with you.
Talk to a specialistThey came with the same battery sizes, 39.2 and 64 kWh, but with cells from different makers (LG for the Kona, SK Innovation for the e-Niro). No source confirms the packs are interchangeable, so check the label.
The one Kona Electric 64 kWh pack with a fixed price on ReBattery is listed at £4,995 right now. The price depends on condition and measured health, and some sellers take offers instead. Fitting by an EV garage costs extra.
It may have been. In 2020 Hyundai recalled Kona Electrics to update the battery software. In 2021 it replaced the battery systems in 81,701 vehicles, including 75,680 Kona Electrics, whose cells came from LG Energy Solution's plant in Nanjing, China. In the US that recall covered 2019 and 2020 Kona Electrics. A pack may be the original or a replacement, so ask the seller for the car's VIN and its recall status.
Check the car's model, year and kWh on its documents, then the label on the pack. Send us a photo of the label and we will check.
You have 7–14 business days to inspect it. Raise it with evidence and the seller is not paid until it is resolved.