Hyundai hopes that the new electric Inster baby SUV could become a brand in itself. It has the slightly cuter Hyundai Casper name in its home market, where it’s also available with a petrol engine, but for us it’s only available as an EV with two batteries.
Previously, we’d have now gone on to tell you how much we like the Hyundai Inster, but how we thought it was too expensive. Now, though, Hyundai is offering the Inster with a discount of a whopping £3,750, whether it eventually becomes eligible for the government’s electric car grant or not. Now it has a starting price of just £19,755 for the Inster 01, considerably undercutting its big rival, the £22,995 Renault 5.
