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There are two more SUVs in Hyundai's global stable, Tucson and Santa Fe, which are both named after geographical locations.
The global launch is scheduled for the summer of 2017, and the success of Creta has almost made sure that we would see Kona being launched in the India market.
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Based on the Intrado Concept, which Hyundai showcased at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show, Kona has been developed with a 'focus on enhancing driving dynamics.'
Likely to be first rolled out on European roads, it would then be launched in Australia. In India, if launched, it would compete with Vitara Brezza and Ford EcoSport.
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