Hyundai Kona vs Kia Seltos

The Lane Keeping Assist system is designed to make sure you stay within the lines of the lane you're traveling, while Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist will work to help avoid a frontal impact. A standard feature on the Hyundai Kona that isn’t available on the Seltos is the Rear Occupant Alert, which will remind you to check the rear seats before exiting the car.

Another feature you’ll love on the Kona is the available Safe Exit Warning, which is standard on all trims except the base trim. In comparison, the Seltos has the comparable Safe Exist Assist, but you can only get it on the highest trim. If you opt for any of the lower trims, you’ll have to do without this feature on the Seltos.

Both models also offer certain available features, like a 10.25-inch touchscreen and a wireless device charger. However, you’ll have more connectivity options with the Hyundai Kona. While both the Kona and the Seltos have access to SiriusXM® Satellite Radio, only the Kona offers HD Radio™. Plus, the Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ integration on the Kona is wireless, making it easier to connect your phone and keep the cabin free of cords.

Plus, both models come with an available sunroof. With this sunroof, though, you might find more room inside the Kona:

While the Kona and the Seltos are fairly similar in legroom and shoulder room, you’ll have over an inch more headroom in the Hyundai Kona. When you’re on long trips, this extra inch could make a huge difference.