Hyundai Inster - Don't Let the Size Fool You! | Full Review

The Hyundai Inster may be the most shocking car we ever reviewed. So small but yet so flexible!

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[ItsOnlyElectric]

Real range, charging and cabin noise video of the Inster is here:

[notsouren]

Came here for Inster, stayed for the you! So genuine, down to earth and sweet. Just a guy enjoying his car world.

[GaryInAmsterdam]

Excellent review. I ordered mine in the Netherlands a week ago. I think the options are slightly different here, but not sure yet. I love how you show the 15" wheels, this is the ONLY review I've seen without the fancy wheels. A very good, honest, review and demo. I liked your style and at first thought you would say you didn't like it, but the car changed your mind.

[chrishyde]

Superb review. Thank you. One other thing about this car that I like is that it is narrow. Many modern cars are 1.8m which is too wide in many places, whereas this is 1.6m.

[eriklevin]

Love this review !
Small EVs are so important.
The lower price is just a bonus.

[stupot]

I have just bought one, get it next week

[Hanagigi]

As a similarly tall guy, I fully understand the amazement when finding good seating space in a car. Thanks for highlighting that.

[lm]

An excellent review - thank you. I can see you were really enjoying this car review - especially exploring it's tardis-like properties. Kia and Hyundai are great EV companies.

[ydmf]

I love small cars. This one is very exciting. Wish it would come to Canada 🙏

[SeeliLeckr]

Stunning affordable EV. Plenty of clever features and room inside. Cool for a urban EV

[johngathard]

Great review, we've been impressed by the Inster, frustrated that they won't be in the UK until May. But, we like it so much, we've got one on order. We live in a rural area, many very narrow lines. The compact size, especially the width will be a great asset, and the hilly nature of our surroundings Exmoor, and the Quantocks, mean Regen will be a great help.

[wendymaxwell]

Love this review!
I so loved my used BMW 328i that I drove it for 24 years. I never had a new car. Last week I bought an Inster. It’s still at the distributor and I won’t have it for a couple weeks, so I’m devouring reviews.
I loved watching you enjoying the car. At the same time, your review has a lot of information that will help me when I finally get behind the wheel. My husband has a two year-old Kona, so I have experience with some of the features, but the Inster has so much more.
I bought the top model.
Things you didn’t mention, which are also great features that are on my Inky: -the wide-angle video (BVM) when you turn on the signal indicators,
- the surround view monitor (SVM) when backing up,
- vehicle to load port inside (where you pointed out the USB port.
I totally agree about the stupid door accessory things, and the fact that it’s not necessarily for young buyers (73 😊).

[AMB-FM]

I've had three Honda Jazzes, and the Inster out-Jazzes them, very possibly a future car for me.

[iuqdeqs]

Bästa bilen vi haft. Älskar den. Så fantastiskt roligt att köra!

[temp-anon_]

I was looking how to sleep in a zoe ... let's say this looks way better. I may finally have something worthy to replace my prius for dwelling.

[xeniosaias]

Im glad I found you mate. Not only you made an amazing review. I am 195 my self so its nice to see a review from a tall guy's perspective!

[PseudoGfx]

One of the best reviews of this car so far, and I've watched quite a few. The only things missing are some talk about real-world range / drive efficiency and maybe a bit of highway driving and DC charging.

[martingill]

Great review on one of the most anticipated cars of the year. Looks so much easier to live with around towns and city’s than most cars that are so big now .

[iuqdeqs]

Bästa bilen vi haft. Älskar den. Så fantastiskt roligt att köra! Tack för bra recension!

[tipi]

Interior space is great! I remember one 209cm basketball player driving Audi A3. A3 drivers space was surprisingly most roomy because of small midconsole…