2027 Hyundai Kona Colors: Full USA Guide – The 2027 Hyundai Kona arriving at U.S. dealers is a carryover of the current second-generation small SUV, not the boxier next-gen model still in testing. That matters for shoppers: the 2027 paint palette is the same nine-color U.S. lineup Hyundai already shows on hyundaiusa.com, with four extra-cost premium paints priced at $500.
Kelley Blue Book lists nine exterior colors for the 2027 Kona. Official Hyundai USA galleries and dealer window stickers confirm the same names and paint codes used on 2026 models.
What Is New for 2027 Kona Colors in the USA?
Hyundai labeled the 2027 Kona a carryover. Equipment changes are small: Idle Stop and Go is dropped on SE, and 64-color ambient lighting moves from SEL Premium to Limited only. Paint is unchanged.
The four premium colors that add $500 on the Monroney label remain:
- Cyber Gray Metallic (C5G)
- Ultimate Red Metallic (R2P)
- Soultronic Orange Pearl (SOP)
- Neoteric Yellow (YYY)
Window stickers from 2026 production already show those $500 line items, and 2027 pricing reports treat the same four shades as the only extra-cost paints.
A fully redesigned Kona is expected later as a 2028 model. Do not wait for new colors on the 2027 U.S. gas Kona; they will not arrive this model year.
Full List of 2027 Hyundai Kona Exterior Colors
U.S. buyers get nine factory paints. Hyundai’s official 360 gallery lists them in this order:
| Color | Paint code | Finish | Extra cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abyss Black Pearl | A2B | Pearl | No |
| Atlas White | SAW | Solid | No |
| Cyber Gray Metallic | C5G | Metallic | $500 |
| Denim Blue Pearl | TN6 | Pearl | No |
| Ecotronic Gray Pearl | PE2 | Pearl | No |
| Mirage Green | RRR | Solid | No |
| Neoteric Yellow | YYY | Solid | $500 |
| Soultronic Orange Pearl | SOP | Pearl | $500 |
| Ultimate Red Metallic | R2P | Metallic | $500 |
Availability can vary by trim and dealer stock, but the factory configurator and Hyundai USA trim pages show all nine on SE, SEL Sport, SEL Premium, and Limited.
Abyss Black Pearl (A2B)
Abyss Black Pearl is the stealth choice. Pearl flake keeps it from looking flat in sunlight and pairs cleanly with the Kona’s black wheel-arch cladding.
It hides road film better than white in winter states, shows swirl marks more than gray, and is the default “safe” color for resale. No extra paint charge.
Atlas White (SAW)
Atlas White is Hyundai’s solid white. It stays cooler in Sun Belt parking lots than black or red and makes the Kona’s pixel-style light bar stand out.
It shows dirt faster after rain. It is still one of the easiest colors to match for bodywork and usually costs nothing extra.
Cyber Gray Metallic (C5G)
Cyber Gray Metallic is a cooler mid-gray with visible metallic flake. It sits between Ecotronic Gray and black and is one of the four $500 premium paints.
It hides dust well, photographs cleanly, and is a strong match for the Kona’s dark lower cladding. Good pick if you want a modern look without a loud hue.
Denim Blue Pearl (TN6)
Denim Blue Pearl is a muted blue-gray pearl, not a bright royal blue. Owners often describe it as the color that “sealed the deal” because it looks different in shade versus sun.
No extra paint charge on most builds. It is a practical alternative to black if you want color without looking flashy in traffic.
Ecotronic Gray Pearl (PE2)
Ecotronic Gray Pearl is the warmer, slightly green-cast gray. Official galleries sometimes label it Ecotronic Gray Metallic; the paint code is PE2.
It is usually a no-cost color and a frequent fleet and lease choice because it hides road grime and looks current next to Tucson and Santa Fe grays.
Mirage Green (RRR)
Mirage Green is a muted sage/olive solid, not a neon lime. On the Kona it reads as a lifestyle color rather than a performance color.
No extra paint charge. It stands out on dealer lots without the resale risk of yellow or orange. A similar green is also used on the 2027 Venue two-tone package.
Neoteric Yellow (YYY)
Neoteric Yellow is the boldest no-camouflage color in the U.S. Kona book. It is a high-visibility lime-yellow solid and a $500 premium paint.
It photographs well, is easy to spot in a parking garage, and is the color most likely to be a love-it-or-leave-it choice. Expect a smaller used-buyer pool than gray, white, or black.
Soultronic Orange Pearl (SOP)
Soultronic Orange Pearl is a vivid orange with pearl depth. Dealer photos and window stickers list it as Soultronic Orange with a $500 paint add.
It is the color that makes the Kona’s black cladding look intentional. In Canada, Soultronic was newly offered on the base trim for 2027; in the U.S. it remains a premium extra-cost color.
Ultimate Red Metallic (R2P)
Ultimate Red Metallic is a rich candy red with metallic flake. Hyundai uses it across several models. It is a $500 premium color on the Kona.
Red holds attention on the road and in listings. Metallic red also shows wash swirls more than gray. If you plan to keep the SUV long-term, budget for proper wash technique.
2027 Kona Interior Colors in the USA
U.S. Kona interiors stay simple: Black or Gray. Hyundai USA trim pages and CarsDirect list those two cabin themes across SE through Limited.
Higher trims add H-Tex leatherette, a power driver seat, and (on Limited) ambient lighting. There is no U.S. sage-green or beige interior package like some overseas Konas.
Gray interiors look brighter with Atlas White or Neoteric Yellow. Black interiors look sharper with Abyss Black, Cyber Gray, Ultimate Red, and Soultronic Orange.
Premium Paint Cost and What It Buys?
Hyundai’s official 2026 pricing sheet — still the basis for 2027 carryover builds — lists four chargeable exterior colors at $500:
- Cyber Gray Metallic
- Ultimate Red Metallic
- Soultronic Orange Pearl
- Neoteric Yellow
Destination freight is listed separately at $1,600 on current pricing documents. AWD is about $1,500 on every trim.
KBB’s 2027 starting prices: SE $27,150, SEL Sport $28,475, SEL Premium $30,075, Limited $34,185. Add paint and AWD on top of those figures.
Best 2027 Kona Colors by Use Case
Highest resale, lowest risk: Abyss Black Pearl, Atlas White, Ecotronic Gray Pearl, Cyber Gray Metallic.
Best for hot climates: Atlas White and lighter grays reflect more heat than black, red, or orange.
Best for snow and slush: Mid grays and Mirage Green hide salt film better than white.
Best for standing out on a dealer lot: Neoteric Yellow and Soultronic Orange Pearl.
Best match for black cladding: Abyss Black Pearl, Cyber Gray Metallic, Ultimate Red Metallic, Soultronic Orange Pearl.
Paint Codes and Touch-Up Tips
Look for the three-character paint code on the driver’s door jamb. Common 2026–2027 Kona codes:
- A2B Abyss Black Pearl
- SAW Atlas White
- C5G Cyber Gray Metallic
- TN6 Denim Blue Pearl
- PE2 Ecotronic Gray Pearl
- RRR Mirage Green
- YYY Neoteric Yellow
- SOP Soultronic Orange Pearl
- R2P Ultimate Red Metallic
Aftermarket catalogs already list 19 OEM-related Kona colors for 2026–2027, including two-tone and trim paints. Order touch-up by code, not by marketing name.
Pearl and metallic colors (A2B, TN6, PE2, SOP, R2P, C5G) need a clearcoat layer. Solids (SAW, RRR, YYY) are simpler to blend.
How to Confirm Color on a Specific 2027 Kona?
- Open Hyundai USA Build & Price and select 2027 Kona when the model year goes live, or use a 2026 configurator as a proxy.
- Check the window sticker line for “PRIMARY PAINT” or a named extra-cost color at $500.
- Read the paint code on the door-jamb label before you buy paint or PPF.
- Ask the dealer whether stock is limited. CarBuzz notes 2027 availability may be tighter because Hyundai is preparing for the next-generation Kona.
Bottom Line for USA Shoppers
The 2027 Hyundai Kona does not get a new U.S. color book. You still choose from nine paints: five no-cost colors and four $500 premiums. If you want the loudest look, order Neoteric Yellow or Soultronic Orange Pearl. If you want the easiest ownership and resale path, stay with Abyss Black Pearl, Atlas White, or either gray.
Build the color on a real window sticker before you sign. Names stay the same from 2026 to 2027; destination, AWD, and premium paint are the add-ons that move the out-the-door price.