Front trunks, or 'frunks,' are common in many electric vehicles, especially those created on dedicated EV platforms. Since the Kona Electric is based on an ICE vehicle platform, it doesn’t have this feature. While some EV enthusiasts would have you believe that a frunk is an essential part of the electric car experience, adding extra practicality and storage options, others are more skeptical. Some think it's not a big deal, especially for a compact SUV. It's generated debate about how practical the Kona really is and whether Hyundai could have done more to make the EV version more practical. Is it a deal breaker, from the point of view of potential buyers, that there is no frunk? Or just a small inconvenience?