Hyundai continues to expand its crossover lineup with the new Inster, an all-electric version of the Casper subcompact crossover with a longer wheelbase and more advanced interior technology. Unlike the Casper, which is only available in South Korea, the Inster will also be sold in Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific, making it a global model.

The Inster borrows much of the Casper 2021 design but adds a few electric features. It received updated bumpers, a choice of 15-inch or 17-inch wheels, different LED headlights and taillights. It is 230 mm longer than the Casper and its wheelbase has been increased by 180 mm.

Dimensions are 3825x1610x1575 mm and wheelbase is 2580 mm. In Europe, the Hyundai Inster will be positioned between the A-SUV (Toyota Aygo X and Suzuki Ignis) and B-SUV (Jeep Avenger and VW T-Cross) segments. Additionally, Hyundai also announced the new version of the Inster Cross.

The cabin is equipped with two 10.25-inch displays; The vehicle has a docking station for wireless charging, 64-colour LED lighting, heated front seats, a sunroof and a full set of ADAS functions. Luggage volume is 280 liters and can be increased to 351 liters if the rear seats are folded.

The entry-level model is equipped with an electric motor with a capacity of 95 liters and a torque of 147 Nm. Energy comes from a battery with a capacity of 42 kWh, which allows you to travel more than 300 km without recharging. The Long Range version is equipped with an electric motor with a capacity of 113 hp, a larger battery with a capacity of 49 kWh, which provides the best range in the segment (355 km).

With 120 kW of power, it takes 30 minutes to charge from 10% to 80%. A full charge at 11 kW will take 4:00 minutes for the standard model or 4:35 minutes for the Long Range model. The new Inster will go on sale this summer, the price has not been announced yet.