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Hyundai Inster review: Good things come in small electric packages
The Inster is Hyundai’s smallest EV to date. My biggest disappointment is that Hyundai doesn’t think it will be a volume seller, because I’d love to see tons of these on the road instead of more giant utes and SUVs.
Hyundai wants to reverse sales slump, but despite new Inster the rebound won’t be driven by EVs
Hyundai recently launched its smallest and lowest cost EV on to the Australian market, but is looking at other drive trains for a rebound in declining sales.
Hyundai unveils its smallest, most affordable EV yet, starting at $39,000
Hyundai launches its smallest, most affordable EV, revealing key pricing and specs. This could be the city electric car many had been waiting for.
Hyundai unveils its range topping three-row Ioniq 9, on sale in 2025
Hyundai unveils the Ioniq 9, a three-row, 7-seat all-electric SUV with expansive interior space. But Australia may miss out on the swivel seat options that create a lounge effect.Hyundai may release its smallest EV in Australia this year at around $40,000
The Inster could arrive in Australia in late 2024 or early 2025 with a starting price of around $40,000.
Hyundai to release new low cost EV that could join sub-$40,000 club in Australia
Hyundai have unveiled their smallest and most affordable EV to date, based on a popular petrol model in Korea. If it comes to Australia, it will likely add to the growing number of sub $40,000 EVs.
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