- Is Hyundai's entry-level pure electric
- Takes design inspiration from the Casper
Hyundai unveiled its all-new electric model — the Inster EV. It is based on the Casper SUV and is the brand's smallest upcoming EV. There's no word about its launch in India but it will be the most affordable electric vehicle sold overseas. Check out its picture gallery.
Hyundai Inster picture gallery
The Inster EV sports circular LED DRLS surrounding the headlamp cluster. The pixel-themed turn signals are positioned higher up in a black bar spanning the width of the fascia.
On the sides, the chunky wheel arches house 17-inch alloy wheels. The Inster also gets pillar-mounted rear door handles and functional roof rails.
At the back, the pixel theme continues on the light bars extending to the Hyundai logo in the centre. Then, there is a roof spoiler, circular taillights, parking lights on the bumper, and a high-mounted stop lamp.
The Inster's cabin features dual 10.25-inch screens for the digital instrument cluster and the touchscreen infotainment system.
Other features include a multi-function steering wheel, 360-degree camera, auto climate control, ventilated seats, wireless charging, and a full ADAS suite.
Powertrain options for the new Hyundai Inster
The Hyundai Inster EV is offered in two battery pack options — 42kWh and 49kWh. Both are paired with a single electric motor producing 95bhp/147Nm and 113bhp/147Nm, respectively. The claimed driving range stands at 355km on a single charge. The 10-80 per cent charge in 30 minutes is possible through fast charging using a 120kW DC charger.
