What mileage is normal for a 2023 Hyundai Kona?

Cars of this age typically show about 44 600 km at inspection; half of them have between 28 400 and 68 500 km.

How often does a used Hyundai Kona have body repairs?

31% of the inspected cars had replaced or repaired outer panels, and 6.7% had frame repairs.

How much does a used Hyundai Kona cost in Korea?

Over the last year, a 2018 Hyundai Kona was typically listed for ₩13 000 000 (≈ $9 672); half of these cars were listed between ₩11 520 000 (≈ $8 571) and ₩14 800 000 (≈ $11 011).

What problems do inspectors find on a Hyundai Kona?

Most often: Engine oil leak (1.8%).

Hyundai Kona: mileage, repairs and prices in Korea

What the inspection records of cars in South Korea show about this model.

Inspections from October 2, 2018 to November 3, 2026

Inspected cars: 22 549
Typical mileage per year: 11 900 km
Outer panels repaired or replaced: 31%
Frame repairs: 6.7%
Typical asking prices: ₩12 750 000 – ₩28 200 000; ≈ $9 486 – $20 981

Mileage by age

Odometer readings at inspection, by the car's age in years. Half of the cars fall within the range shown.

Age, years	Model year	Typical mileage	Half of the cars	Cars
0	2026	5 700 km	2 800 – 11 000	855
1	2025	15 300 km	8 900 – 25 200	1 976
2	2024	29 100 km	18 300 – 45 200	3 258
3	2023	44 600 km	28 400 – 68 500	3 968
4	2022	56 500 km	37 600 – 81 800	3 681
5	2021	66 300 km	44 700 – 95 100	3 231
6	2020	77 100 km	53 300 – 103 000	2 548
7	2019	84 000 km	60 300 – 113 100	1 920
8	2018	94 200 km	69 300 – 119 400	1 220
9	2017	100 000 km	72 700 – 127 000	263

Is this mileage normal?

Compare a car's odometer reading with other Hyundai Kona cars of the same age.

Model year

Mileage, km

Body repairs found at inspection

Korean inspections record replaced or repaired outer panels (doors, fenders, hood, trunk lid) separately from frame repairs. Only frame damage counts as an accident in Korea.

Car age	Outer panels	Frame	Cars
Up to 3 years	21%	6.0%	5 723
4–7 years	38%	7.8%	6 151
8–11 years	40%	5.0%	1 149
All ages	31%	6.7%	13 023

What inspectors find most often

Share of inspected cars with the problem. Leaks include minor seepage.

Problem	All ages	Up to 3 years	4–7 years	8–11 years
Engine oil leak	1.8%Leaking, not just seepage: 0.5%	1.1%	2.5%	2.0%

Asking prices in Korea

Asking prices of cars listed for sale in South Korea over the last year, before shipping and customs.

Model year	Typical price	Half of the cars	Cars
2026	₩27 900 000≈ $‪20 758‬	₩26 400 000 – ₩30 800 000≈ $19 642 – $22 915	93
2025	₩28 200 000≈ $‪20 981‬	₩25 900 000 – ₩30 500 000≈ $19 270 – $22 692	333
2024	₩27 000 000≈ $‪20 088‬	₩24 900 000 – ₩29 500 000≈ $18 526 – $21 948	302
2023	₩25 700 000≈ $‪19 121‬	₩22 500 000 – ₩28 300 000≈ $16 740 – $21 055	916
2022	₩20 000 000≈ $‪14 880‬	₩17 500 000 – ₩23 500 000≈ $13 020 – $17 484	241
2021	₩18 550 000≈ $‪13 801‬	₩16 280 000 – ₩20 990 000≈ $12 112 – $15 617	380
2020	₩16 800 000≈ $‪12 499‬	₩14 990 000 – ₩18 700 000≈ $11 153 – $13 913	911
2019	₩15 600 000≈ $‪11 606‬	₩13 900 000 – ₩17 400 000≈ $10 342 – $12 946	839
2018	₩13 000 000≈ $‪9 672‬	₩11 520 000 – ₩14 800 000≈ $8 571 – $11 011	1 258
2017	₩12 750 000≈ $‪9 486‬	₩11 000 000 – ₩14 300 000≈ $8 184 – $10 639	285

Hyundai Kona: questions and answers

What mileage is normal for a 2023 Hyundai Kona?: Cars of this age typically show about 44 600 km at inspection; half of them have between 28 400 and 68 500 km.
How often does a used Hyundai Kona have body repairs?: 31% of the inspected cars had replaced or repaired outer panels, and 6.7% had frame repairs.
How much does a used Hyundai Kona cost in Korea?: Over the last year, a 2018 Hyundai Kona was typically listed for ₩13 000 000 (≈ $9 672); half of these cars were listed between ₩11 520 000 (≈ $8 571) and ₩14 800 000 (≈ $11 011).
What problems do inspectors find on a Hyundai Kona?: Most often: Engine oil leak (1.8%).

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Statistics from vehicle inspection records in South Korea, one record per car. Updated weekly; last update: November 4, 2026