Hyundai Inster Long Range 2024 -

Specifications
Hyundai Inster
  • 115hp
    Front Wheel Drive
  • 49kWh
    Nominal capacity
  • 10.6sec
    0-62 mph
  • 221mi
    WLTP range

Launch
Announced 2024, June 27
Status Coming soon. Expected release 2024, December
Base price
Performance
Power FWD 115 hp (85 kW)
Torque 108 lb-ft (147 Nm)
Acceleration 10.6 sec 0-62 mph
Max speed 93 mph (150 km/h)
 
Battery
Capacity 49 kWh total
Tech Li-Ion NCM 310V (400V type)
Range 221 mi WLTP
Consumption 4.1 mi/kWh WLTP
Recuperation Yes
Heat pump Yes
AC Charging Type 2 11 kW, 0-100% in 4 hours 35 minutes
DC Charging CCS 120 kW max, 10-80% in 30 min
 Vehicle to load (V2L)
Body
Type 5 door crossover, 4 seats
Platform
Dimensions 150.6 x 63.4 x 62.0 in (3825 x 1610 x 1575 mm)
Wheelbase 101.6 in (2580 mm)
Clearance
Weight
Suspension
Wheels R15, R17
Trunk EU: 9.9 ft³, 12.4 ft³ max
Frunk No
Towing No
 
Displays
Center 10.25" touchscreen
Driver's 10.25"
Head-up No
Comfort
Seats Heated front seats
Roof Sunroof
Parking aids Front and rear sensors, 360 camera, reversing camera
Connectivity
Safety
Airbags Yes
Driving aids Front/Side/Rear cameras. Surround View Monitor, Parking Collision-Avoidance Assist (front/rear), Blind-spot View Monitor, Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist, Lane Keeping Assist, Lane Following Assist, Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist, Safe Exit Warning, Driver Attention Warning, High Beam Assist
Self driving
Crash tests

Real world range

Charging time Charging curve

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