INSTER Cross – Today in EV week we are chatting about the recently revealed Hyundai INSTER Cross. This BEV SUV is a new variant of the Hyundai INSTER. The crossover model will be available in the first few months of 2025.
It’s a chunky yet cool looking SUV. Definitely aiming at the more adventurous buyers. Its also an innovative offer in the sub compact SUV class. That means its small and aimed at single or young couple buyers.
New design elements include special bumpers, skid plates, unique 17-inch alloy wheels, embossed black claddings, roof racks, and optional roof basket.
Hyundai has a slightly different interior, with all seats designed to fold flat. There is walk-through access in the front row, and 50/50 split second-row seats that can slide and recline.
INSTER Cross will have up to 360 kilometres of all-electric range. Hyundai says that the vehicle will be charged from 10 to 80 per cent in around 30 minutes.
Given the INSTER WLTP economy and the added features on the INSTER Cross, you could expect an economy of around 16.0 kWh/100 km. We would obviously need to confirm that on driving.
Hyundai will reveal pricing closer to the launch.
I can see the INSTER Cross being popular with the stylish brigade and inner city runabout. It looks cool and that’s enough for most.
This si a Motoring Minute
I’m Rob Fraser
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