Compact Hyundai Inter Undergoing Testing: Promising Mini-Electric Vehicle with "Ha-di-ch-li-b" Power Potential

The Hyundai Inster, known as the Hyundai Casper in Korea, is a compact electric car designed with long-distance travel in mind. Manufactured by Hyundai Motor Deutschland GmbH, this vehicle is making waves in the automotive industry.

On the road, the Hyundai Inster cruises smoothly, reaching speeds of up to 135 km/h on the A94. While it does exhibit some rolling and wind noises, it performs admirably on the highway. Interestingly, the large 17-inch wheels roll smoother at higher speeds compared to city driving.

The Hyundai Inster's electric motor is quiet and provides quick acceleration, making for a pleasant driving experience. However, the standard navigation system is somewhat limited, only showing nearby charging stations and not being suitable for range planning.

Range anxiety is a concern for many electric vehicle owners, but the Hyundai Inster alleviates this worry. Fully charged, it can travel 415 kilometers from Munich-Giesing to the Maria-Hilfer-Straße in Vienna. The vehicle's variable luggage compartment can accommodate a large suitcase, making it ideal for long trips.

The interior of the Hyundai Inster is practical, with the rear seats able to be pushed forward 16 cm to increase luggage space, although this does reduce passenger space. The vehicle is comparable in size to the Suzuki Ignis, making it a suitable choice for city driving as well.

Safety features in the Hyundai Inster include a lane-keeping assistant and speed warning, although these can be easily deactivated. The fatigue warning, however, can be annoying and frequent.

One area for improvement is the lack of storage space in the door pockets. Additionally, the Hyundai Inster does not have a pre-conditioning feature for the battery, which is necessary for full charging power, but this is not a significant issue in warm weather.

The Hyundai Inster does not have a dedicated button to save energy by only cooling the driver's seat, and the recuperation can be adjusted via the shift paddles, although this is an elaborate and potentially expensive feature.

Connecting the Hyundai Inster to a smartphone for range planning is possible through the "Charge myHyundai" or "Hyundai Blue-Link" app, or the charging app from Aral-DKV-EnBW-Maingau-Shell-XY. The vehicle is priced about 30% less in Korea than in other markets, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious consumers.

In conclusion, the Hyundai Inster is a compact electric car that offers a comfortable driving experience, impressive range, and practical interior. While it has some areas for improvement, such as the navigation system and storage space, it is a promising addition to the electric vehicle market.

Compact Hyundai Inter Undergoing Testing: Promising Mini-Electric Vehicle with "Ha-di-ch-li-b" Power Potential