Hyundai Inster Cross electric crossover revealed — India bound?

Hyundai has revealed the rugged version of its smallest electric vehicle — the Inster Cross. It boasts several exterior enhancements extending its offroad-friendly appeal while also offering a rugged stance inside and out. Read on to know everything about the Hyundai Inster Cross electric crossover.

Hyundai Inster Cross revealed

The Hyundai Inster is Hyundai’s smallest EV that has been given a makeover, in order to extend its visual appeal to a unique audience base, who want rugged looks in a small city-friendly form factor. Key design changes on the exterior include new rugged front and rear bumpers, skid plates, 17-inch machined alloy wheels, black cladding all around, roof racks and an optional roof storage compartment. Furthermore, the Inster Cross will also offer an exclusive exterior paint named Amazonas Green Matte. 

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Moving to the changes on the inside, the Inster Cross will offer a unique colour combination, which includes grey fabric with lime green inserts. The lime green inserts are also offered on the dashboard and other trim elements. Speaking of the features, the Inster Cross offers a freestanding touchscreen infotainment system, digital driver’s display, automatic climate control and ADAS features along with smart cruise control. 

Hyundai Inster Cross battery, motor specifications

Talking about its specifications, the Inster Cross shares the battery and motor with the regular Inster electric crossover. On a single charge, the Inster Cross is capable of covering over 360 kilometres. Once depleted, the battery can be replenished from 10 to 80% in under 30 minutes. Coming to the motor specifications, it comes with a 115PS electric motor that also provides 147Nm of torque.

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Is the Hyundai Inster Cross India bound?

Multiple reports suggest that Hyundai is planning to launch as many as four mainstream electric vehicles in the Indian market. While one has already been confirmed, which happens to be the Creta EV, the remaining models are still under the wraps. While there is no official confirmation on the same, one of these models could be the Inster, either in the regular form or the Cross format. There is a substantial space for an entry-level electric vehicle in the market to go against the likes of the Tata Tiago EV, MG Comet EV and the upcoming electric hatchbacks from Renault and Nissan.

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