Hyundai has shared the first teaser images of its new electric city car, the Inster model. This vehicle has already generated significant interest. So, what features does this new model offer? Here are its specifications and potential price…
Features and price of the Hyundai electric Inster model
The Hyundai Inster will offer a range of 355 kilometers on a single charge. With these features, it can be an ideal solution for urban use, although it may not be as suitable for long-distance travel. This new model will be officially unveiled at the Busan International Mobility Fair at the end of June. At this fair, we will have the opportunity to see all the details and technological innovations of the vehicle more closely.
In the teaser images, it is seen that the Hyundai Inster model has a small SUV/crossover style. This makes the vehicle practical for city use while also enhancing parking and maneuverability with its compact design. The Inster is derived from Hyundai’s previously released petrol-powered Casper model. This model will be marketed in Europe under the name Hyundai Inster.
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The Hyundai Inster is expected to be approximately 3.8 meters long and priced around 20,000 euros. Considering that there are few affordable electric vehicle options in the European market, the Inster seems to fill a significant gap. The vehicle is said to use a battery with a capacity of around 40 kWh, which could be equipped with LFP cells. This is an important detail to keep the price at reasonable levels.
With these features, the Hyundai Inster will directly compete with models like the Dacia Spring and Citroen e-C3 when it hits the market. This competition will increase diversity in the urban electric vehicle market, offering more options to consumers.
Hyundai’s new electric vehicle draws attention with its innovative features that will make urban transportation more environmentally friendly and economical. When it hits the market, we will see how the Inster fits into our daily lives. What do you think about this? You can share your opinions in the comments section below!
