Wiring Kit for Hyundai Kona II – 7-pin & 13-pin Options

The vehicle-specific wiring kit for the Hyundai Kona II ensures a safe, regulation-compliant electrical connection between your car and trailers, bike racks or powered accessories. Our kits are matched to model year, trim and vehicle electrics so lighting, signaling and comfort features work reliably.

Technical Data & Highlights

Braked towing capacity for Kona II in many versions is approximately 1,200-1,300 kg.
Unbraked towing capacity often around 80 kg for specific trims; many models do not have an official unbraked rating.
Luggage capacity with seats upright is about 466 litres.
Weather-proof connectors and corrosion-protected materials for durability in outdoor conditions.
Compatible with rear camera, sensors, and driver assistance features; some trims may require activation or coding for full functionality.

7-pin vs. 13-pin – which version should you choose?

A 7-pin wiring kit covers basic lighting and signaling: indicators, tail lights, brake lights. A 13-pin version adds extras such as permanent power feed, charging or accessory lines, and reverse trailer lighting – useful when regular towing or electrical accessories are needed.

Installation & Practical Advice

Follow the installation instructions carefully – verify connectors, fuse ratings, and mounting points.
Route cables neatly; mount sockets in protected locations; seal all connections and protect against moisture.
Ensure a solid ground connection; do not exceed the vehicle’s electrical capacity.
If your trim has camera or sensor systems, check if activation/coding is needed for all functions to be recognized.

Why Weltmann KFZ-Teile?

Wiring kits designed specifically for Kona II – tested parts & reliable fit.
Robust, weatherproof connectors and high-quality materials.
Fast delivery, reliable inventory & expert support for choice and installation.

FAQ – Wiring Kit for Hyundai Kona II

Do I need a 13-pin wiring kit?

Yes – if using trailers with lighting or powered accessories, or towing frequently. For simple light/signaling functions, a 7-pin kit usually suffices.

Is coding or activation required?

On trims with cameras or sensor kits, yes – some functions require software activation or coding so that trailer wiring signals are fully recognized.

Can I install it myself?

Yes – with correct tools, proper wiring, weatherproofing, and fuse protection. If unsure, a specialist installer is recommended.

Will installation affect the warranty?

No – using certified, model-specific parts and performing a proper installation generally keeps the manufacturer’s warranty intact.

Which version fits best for regular towing?

The 13-pin option gives more flexibility and safety for frequent towing or electrical demands. For occasional or light towing, a 7-pin may be sufficient.

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