That is understandable, given that assembly started in 2023, and the logical step would be to launch a mid-cycle refresh, with new front and rear fascias that would bring it more in line with other new products from the Korean car marque. However, the company decided to completely ignore the usual money-making trend, pouring a lot cash into the development of the next generation model instead.We kid you not, the second-generation Hyundai Kona is not getting a facelift, as in its place, the automaker will launch the third generation. We got the chance to see it last month, which is when our spy photographers nabbed a camouflaged prototype that was on towing duty in the Alps. Subsequently, the model entered the rendering blender, so we already have a good idea of what it will look like beneath the fake skin.
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