Hyundai has unveiled one of the most affordable cars that is making waves in the automotive industry. This vehicle features a retrofuturistic exterior design, the latest safety technology, an extended driving range on a single charge, fastcharging capability, and a spacious interior—all despite its budgetfriendly price. This is the allnew Hyundai Inster, a small electric car expected to cost around $26,000 when it goes on sale in various markets, including countries in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.

Many people and car enthusiasts believe that the new Hyundai Inster is derived from an existing model in Hyundai's lineup, the Casper mini car, which is powered by a gasoline engine. However, the Hyundai Casper is exclusively available to Korean citizens. In contrast, the new Hyundai Inster will be sold worldwide. As for its availability in the United States, we remain hopeful and await further news.


In terms of dimensions, the Hyundai Inster was developed to compete against small cars in Europe, such as the Dacia Spring, Fiat 500E, Chevy Equinox EV, and Volvo EX30. When discussing the Hyundai Inster's performance and powertrains, we'll better understand its ability to compete in the compact car segment.