Hyundai Inster prices announced: affordable EV with 370 kilometers of range

This is what the Hyundai Inster costs

The Hyundai Inster appears to be an affordable entry into the world of electric driving.
With a starting price of 24,295 euros, it is one of the most affordable electric cars, after the Leap T03 and Dacia Spring.
Those who buy the car this year can also further reduce the purchase price by almost three grand thanks to the SEPP subsidy.
Leasing is also possible, of course.
For business drivers, the Inster can be leased from 274 euros per month (excluding VAT, for a term of 72 months and 5,000 km per year).
For private leasers, the private lease starts at 334 euros per month, including VAT.

Two battery options and fast charge times

The Inster is available with two battery packs: a 42 kWh variant with 71 kW (97 hp) or a 49 kWh version with 85 kW (115 hp).
Both versions have 147 Nm of torque.
The range goes up to 327 km for the smaller battery and 370 km for the larger variant.
Fast charging from 10% to 80% takes about 30 minutes.

Choice of three versions

Hyundai offers three versions of the Inster: the E-Motion, Pulse and Evolve (Sky).
The E-Motion is well-equipped, including a 10.25-inch screen, automatic air conditioning and advanced safety systems.
The Pulse, 1,300 euros more expensive, adds extra luxuries such as alloy wheels and wireless charging.
The top version, the Evolve, offers 17-inch alloy wheels and a surround view camera, among other features.

Sustainable and safe

Sustainability is at the heart of the Inster.
Hyundai uses recycled materials, such as sugar cane and PET bottles, in both the interior and exterior.
In addition, the car is equipped with a comprehensive safety package, including driver assistance systems and advanced technologies such as a Blind-spot View Monitor and Parking Collision-avoidance Assist.

Flexible interior

The interior of the Inster is cleverly designed with plenty of storage space and the ability to fully fold down the seats for extra luggage space.
Thanks to the lack of a center tunnel, the front feels extra spacious.
The Hyundai Inster is expected in the Netherlands in late 2024.
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