The new INSTER electric vehicle from Hyundai is a sporty, versatile city car that is not coming to the US, but it totally should.
Fresh off its stunning success with the IONIQ electric vehicle series, Hyundai is bouncing back into the automotive ring for another round with the newly unveiled INSTER. This time the focus is squarely on urban drivers in the market for a maneuverable, parkable car the size of a compact sedan but with practical load-hauling features. To gild the zero-emission lily, Hyundai has also paid attention to some small but interesting details.
The Inster has plenty of room to load a folding bike or scooter inside, and Hyundai makes a point of pointing out that the car’s bi-directional charging feature makes it convenient to use an electric bike or scooter. “Recycled polyethylene terephthalate from bottles and bio-polypropylene material extracted from sugarcane are used inside,” they add.
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