Hyundai Kona 2. Generation 1.6 T-GDI Prime DCT - Terrain

Can the Hyundai Kona 2. Generation 1.6 T-GDI Prime DCT also be used off-road? Here usually a distinction is made between "soft-roaders" and real off-roaders. For real rough terrain it needs more than just an all-wheel drive. The SUV boom of the last 10 years has produced many models that look off-road capable but have limited capability to do so.

Ground clearance, another important criterion, is 170 mm for this vehicle. This allows it to move forward even in hilly terrain and, for example, on muddy paths in the forest without sitting up, assuming all-wheel drive. Torque is available at 250 Nm, which is something you can start with - but if you pull a lot, you will also feel it properly.

The integrated 360-degree camera can also help you move forward on rough terrain and avoid damage.