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Practical test Hyundai Inster: Electric car with a statement

cenews – October 23, 2025

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The Hyundai Inster is becoming an electric crowd favorite in Germany. With over 8,000 registrations in the first three quarters of this year, it has clearly struck a chord with buyers. Its success is no coincidence: the Inster combines the currently most popular format - compact, electric, suitable for everyday use - with a price that makes it easier for many to get into electric mobility. In the test, the more powerful version with 85 kW (115 PS) and 49 kWh battery shows what it can do - and where it reaches its limits.

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