Aimed at the entry-level EV market
Anyone else want this cute little city commuter to be sold in our market?
The Hyundai Inster is the Korean brand's smallest electric car. But don't let its size fool you. 'City' cars-gas or electric-tend to be pretty stripped out, but the Inster is hard to categorize. It's designed with charm,
by TopGear.com
It’s the third win for Hyundai in this category
The Hyundai Casper has long been on our wish list of cars we want to see on local roads, whether in gasoline or EV form. We recently saw the Casper Electric, aka the Inster, at the Seoul Mobility Show 2025, and considering
The Korean carmaker calls it an Inster on steroids
We've grown well acquainted with Hyundai's zanier side by now-after all, we did give our 2024 Car of the Year Award to the bonkers Ioniq 5 N. But for the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show, the Korean car brand is
Equal parts small crossover and rear wing
Hyundai has put on its novelty clown shoes yet again and teased this one-off concept, dubbed the Hyundai Insteroid. And yes, what you're looking at is a humble Inster EV that's been fitted with all manner of motorsport-inspired
We certainly hope so
The humble compact car has had a bruising time of late. A push into bigger, more premium hardware has meant the smaller stuff-often harder to make money from-has suffered.But there's hope for the little guys yet, at least
by Vijay Pattni
Aww...
If, like most, you're addicted to videos of sassy Labrador puppies fluent in disobedience, we think you'll quite like this: the Hyundai Inster Cross. It's like a Hyundai Inster-itself based on the Casper-but with more sass. And
We need this in the Philippines
Remember when the all-new Hyundai Casper came out? If you follow this website regularly, then we reckon you do. It got many of our readers clicking, and it wasn't a surprise at all. The Casper's small, quirky, and practical-
It’ll be fully unveiled at the Busan Mobility Show on June 27
Hyundai's new small electric car will be called the 'Inster,' and it'll be based on the petrol-powered, Korean market-only Casper. Here's your first 'look.' Clearly, the Inster's gargantuan battery has sucked up all the
