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Hyundai INSTER – An Ultra Efficient TARDIS to rival the Renault R5 !

Hyundai already make some of the best EVs on the market and their laster offering is no various. The Hyundai INSTER is a A Section vehicle with an amazing quantity of space on the within and the most effective electirc automobile I have had on the channel so far. Turns out it is a huge quantity of fun to drive also!

Check out my video of the INSTEROID I shot in Korea a few weeks ago …

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20 responses to “Hyundai INSTER – An Ultra Efficient TARDIS to rival the Renault R5 !”

  1. @watchcommander2012 Avatar
    @watchcommander2012

    Evening Ped and everyone. When I saw this immediately the Fiat Multipla dropped into my head. It’s got that same strange styling that had and it really sold between 1998-2010. Like this it created its own segment.

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  2. @michaelkember8102 Avatar
    @michaelkember8102

    Evening all hope everyone is ok and enjoying the weather. Having to watch at the station again, waiting for another delayed train hope to be back in the 7 next week.

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  3. @glenndavid8725 Avatar
    @glenndavid8725

    Lets hope there’s no ICCU issues on this E Hyundai.

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  4. @Radiomate Avatar
    @Radiomate

    I wouldn’t chose this over a renault 5 but its definitely unique

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  5. @Funkyfinky Avatar
    @Funkyfinky

    Very sensible city car. I’d still go and buy a Renault 5 though if I was in this market.

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  6. @bordersw1239 Avatar
    @bordersw1239

    The question is – is this the new Honda Jazz?

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  7. @solentbum Avatar
    @solentbum

    Don’t take any notice of comments about ‘petrol heads’, keep reviewing cars for the future. And the occasional museum piece of course.
    This Hyundai has possibilities for when I wear my current EV out!!

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  8. @martingill6996 Avatar
    @martingill6996

    So love this car, no more small parking space worries .
    My son has got one arriving soon.

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  9. @danlowe107 Avatar
    @danlowe107

    Wow what an amazing video, this car is going to do very well for Hyundai because it ticks all the boxes for a small electric car which is what people are looking for. My local dealership has already done quite a few orders for them and they say it’s doing very very well. I can’t wait to test drive this car hopefully in a few weeks!

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  10. @666666graham Avatar
    @666666graham

    Another great review Pete, the front of it reminded me of the Honda e!

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  11. @dangreasley7934 Avatar
    @dangreasley7934

    Now here’s a car for every day urban use. A very attractive proposition. Your reason for having an EV for everyday use is spot on. Especially withis car at such a good price point.

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  12. @stupot0769 Avatar
    @stupot0769

    I have an Intser in the Netherlands, my Wife did a 330 km trip and still had 70 km range left from a full battery.

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  13. @kevinlucas8437 Avatar
    @kevinlucas8437

    Hyundai just keeps giving you options !!! 4.5 or 4.6 is amazing !!! And the pricing is really nice.

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  14. @sneekylinux Avatar
    @sneekylinux

    Welcome to my manor ped and you may have missed some of the better roads😃

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  15. @briangriffiths114 Avatar
    @briangriffiths114

    This is all the car that most people who can charge at home would probably ever need, given its internal dimensions, performance and range. Great unbiased road test and an exemplar of why I subscribed to this channel over four years ago.

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  16. @SimonSWUK1 Avatar
    @SimonSWUK1

    Love the channel;
    Wouldn’t have filmed outside that establishment!

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  17. @shakesnbake Avatar
    @shakesnbake

    Love that the InsteTardis is on P5s’s 🙂 Also love that you were in my town (BoMo) 🙂

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  18. @michaelanderson3771 Avatar
    @michaelanderson3771

    I love this little car.
    Looks super cool and from the video, close to the Mini Clubman in size is my guess.
    Seem adequate space for 4 larger people 1875- 185 cm tall (5’8″ – 6’3″)
    ample boot space.
    In Aus we expect to see this in June 2025 AGW
    They just released the RRP here in Aus and AUD$44K for the Std and AUD$49.9K Inster cross.
    Just to expensive for most people as half a years wage for the average wage earner.
    An MG 4 is AUD$35K
    I think Hyundai are setting a price for room to move and compete but still prohibitive when you can buy and ICE Tucson for entry level at AUD$35K and the Ice Venue at AUD$26K – so EV 18K more for similar size as the venue

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  19. @kevincross9206 Avatar
    @kevincross9206

    All I can say is “Chapeau Hyundai”, you deserve to do well with this 👍🏻

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  20. @gordonmackenzie4512 Avatar
    @gordonmackenzie4512

    For those that don’t get it. If you can charge at home overnight like me, an EV is super cheap to run. 20% – 80% overnight charge costs Me £2.70 and lasts almost a week. That’s about 140 miles, at 2p per mile. Annual service is a pollen filter and safety check.

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